The concerns that Willie Nelson’s family and fans had were rekindled by the unexpected revelation in his biography.
Me and Paul: Untold Stories of a Fabled Friendship, the 89-year-old On the Road Again,” Nelson’s eagerly anticipated new autobiography, was published this month to ecstatic fans.
Much like his song “Me and Paul,” it is claimed that Paul English became a household name as a result of the book. The right-hand man, who also served as his accountant, bodyguard, and drummer, was honored by Paul English in the song. That was the outcome of the book.
Nelson recounted their friendship over the course of seven decades in the biography, but he also admitted to attempting suicide once before, which alarmed a lot of people.
The lead singer of “Seven Spanish Angels” described how he was feeling “so dreadful until he put his head on some lonesome train line and let it heal his troubled thoughts.”. He allegedly tried to commit suicide as a result.
After fifteen minutes, the country singer reportedly went back to the bar to drink more alcohol. The moment Patsy Cline recorded his song in 1961 marked a turning point in his career and helped him establish himself in the music business. He had successfully negotiated the difficult period.
Nelson thought he had to work hard because he was afraid that everything he had worked for would be lost, according to an unnamed source. The great singer seemed to prefer dying on stage while performing, which is what he loves doing most, rather than taking his own life.
Willie Nelson Has No Plans to Quit the Music Industry.
