Rock musician, Alan Merrill who co-wrote and initially sang the anthem I really like rock n roll has handed away resulting from problems with coronavirus, reported BBC. In response to his daughter Laura who first broke the information on her social media, the singer was wholesome sufficient to play exhibits up till just a few weeks in the past.
“I’ve been trying to sleep but I can’t. I woke up normally yesterday with the world at my feet and now today I lay here empty. I’ve always been very open here on social media because I believe sharing your experiences both good and bad can be healing, not just to myself but others.”
“The Coronavirus took my father this morning. I was given 2 minutes to say my goodbyes before I was rushed out. He seemed peaceful and as I left there was still a glimmer of hope that he wouldn’t be a ticker on the right-hand side of the CNN/Fox news screen,” she mentioned, including “He played down the ‘cold’ he thought he had.”
The heartbroken Laura went on to induce individuals to take coronavirus severely and too keep indoors.
Joan Jett, who sang the a lot well-liked rendition of the track honoured Merrill on Twitter on Sunday. “I’ve just learned of the awful news that Alan Merrill has passed. My thoughts and love go to his family, friends and music community as a whole,” she mentioned. “I can still remember watching the Arrows on TV in London and being blown away by the song that screamed hit to me. With deep gratitude and sadness, wishing him a safe journey to the other side,” she mentioned.
— Joan Jett (@joanjett) March 29, 2020
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