Elton John plans to make more music despite losing part of his eyesight

Category: Music

Elton John expresses optimism about creating new music despite recent vision loss. He reassures fans that he will continue to make music at his own pace, reflecting on his recovery from a severe eye infection that has affected his ability to read and write lyrics.

Keywords: Elton John, new music, vision loss

Source: masslive.com

Update At: 12/19/2024

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