Canadian-French singer Avril Lavigne, who appeared in public in the spring for the first time after a two-year hiatus, continues to return to high life.

So, after the new composition, which was born on one of those nights when Avril was especially bad, and the video shot on it, the singer decided to give a frank interview to the popular Billboard.

"I thought I was dead. I felt like I was drowning - I lacked air.. Then I asked: "Lord, help me keep my head above the water". So this track was born ", - shared the singer.

The 34-year-old star also spoke about her many years of struggle with Lyme disease, returning to the stage and relationships with her former husbands..

In recognition of the star, up to two of his former men, Sum 41 vocalist Derek Whible and Nickelback leader Chad Krueger, whom she broke up with, she treats with great love and doesn’t regret being married. The singer also noted that both times she married for love.

“Everything is over, but I love to fall in love and have no regrets,” the star admitted..

The singer also spoke about Lyme disease, which she was diagnosed in 2014.

According to Lavigne, when she began to show some symptoms, she could not get out of bed - she felt so tired.

"I spent two damn years in bed. I was bitten by a tick, and I had to take antibiotics. But not so simple. It is too creative and turns into a cyst, so other antibiotics should be taken at the same time.. It was not diagnosed for a very long time, and I felt terrible, "the singer admitted.

All these years, Avril has been taking special antimalarials and antibiotics..

"I wanted to win, and I did it.

But now I am still very vulnerable - both physically and emotionally.. But I want to go back to normal life and go in for music ", - said the performer.

Recall of a serious illness Avril Lavigne became known in December 2014. At that time, the singer has not appeared in public. She decided to break the silence only in April 2015, appealing to fans with an official statement about Lyme disease, and in July gave an emotional interview where she told the details of her struggle with the disease.