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Chesney Hawkes says song about loss taken on new meaning after death of friend

Chesney Hawkes, known for his hit song "The One and Only," has revealed that his latest track, "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love," has taken on a new, poignant meaning following the death of his close friend, Tony Butlin, who passed away from a heart attack. The song, which was initially about the joy and madness of love, now resonates with Hawkes as a reflection on life's fragility and the importance of cherishing every moment. Hawkes shared that the song's lyrics, particularly the line "Don't stop me now," remind him of the urgency to live life fully, a sentiment that has been deeply reinforced by his friend's untimely death. This personal loss has imbued his music with a deeper emotional layer, connecting with fans on a more profound level as they too navigate life's highs and lows.

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