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Mick Jagger said he was "devastated" to the postponement of the Us Tour

. The Rolling Stones have released their first new single in eight years, Lives In A Ghost Town

The sparse blues track refers to the coronavirus crisis, with Sir Mick Jagger sings: "life was so beautiful, now we had locked all of the / to make you Feel like a Ghost living in a Ghost Town . "

In a statement, the said band, The Track was initially was taken a year ago in LA but "finished in lockdown".

"would resonate, and by the time we live in," Sir Mick said.

Speak to Beats 1 Radio, The Singer of The Track is revealed to have been written "in 10 Minutes " during a Jam Session last February.

"It was not written, but it was written about being in a place that is full of life, And Then , well, it's a lonely life, so to speak," He Said to Zane Lowe .

"And when I went Back To what I wrote originally, lyrically, it was all full of plague, conditions, and things like that.

"Keith Richards and I both had the idea that we should let go. But I said, 'Well, I have him re-write Some of it is not going to work, and Some of it was a bit weird and a bit too dark'. "

Richards said The Song was ended, "Via Satellite " before released on Thursday.

"It's kind of scary to live when all of a sudden, it comes," He Said . "We kind of did it from space. But I liked The Way it turned out.

'I'm very hard on myself'

living In A Ghost Town is The First original song The Band have released two new Tracks " Doom and Gloom and One More Shot featured on your 2012-Greatest-Hits-album Grrr!

Before that, their last album with New Material was 2005 A Bigger Bang.

"Yes, it was so long," Sir Mick said Beats 1. "And I think one of the problems I personally have with it, is that it is all of a sudden, you Want It to be really Good .

"well, I don't Want It to be a Good album, I Want It , great. You know? Yes, I Am very hard on myself. If I write something or when I write, something to do with Keith Richards or whatever, it will be great. It can't Just Be Good . "

The Band headlining Glastonbury Festival in 2013

The Singer said that he hoped to finish more, while in isolation, but added: "it is obviously no replacement for being together".

He also realized it was difficult to say when The Band would be able to resume their world tour, which was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

"The whole touring thing, we don't know what happened," He Said . "We don't know when The Next football match. We don't know when The Next trip outside.

"you could Imagine That the play would be out there healthier than the play, but you don't know it. This is All In The Realm of conjecture. "

The Stones were seen for the last time, not to play on One world: Together in the home concert Last Weekend , together, the drummer Charlie Watts appeared in four separate places-although to a Drum Kit in his house.

Instead, he banged his fist on flight cases, and The Arm of a sofa for their play, you Can't Always Get What you Want.

reflection on the current situation, Sir Mick said he was "very aware of how happy I Am . "

"A lot of people their jobs lost, and it is not your fault. There can be circumstances that are completely outside their control. It is not as if I have done a bad job or I verbockte on my job and get fired," He Said .

"And also the less money you have, the more you. So, for many people, it is really hard.

"It was a terrible time for all. But Some People worse than others. "

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Source of news: bbc.com