Shania Twain bounces behind with "Now"

Los Angeles (Reuters) – Life has been tough for Shania Twain in a past decade, though a Canadian country-pop artist who ruled a charts in a late 1990s is attack a high note again in her career.

Twain, 52, will recover her initial studio manuscript in 15 years this week after a prolonged onslaught with Lyme illness and a harmful divorce.

“The manuscript is unequivocally about a place that Ive come to, and Ive been for longer than Id like in a transition period,” Twain pronounced in an interview.

“Im only so relieved that Im finally here now on a other side of that … so we suspicion it was unequivocally wise to call a manuscript Now as this is where Ive landed.”

With strike songs like “Man! we Feel Like a Woman!” and a regretful “Youre Still a One,” Twain won 4 Grammys for her 1997 best-selling manuscript “Come on Over.”

But in 2004, her outspoken chords were shop-worn by Lyme disease, that also afflicts people with dawdling and corner pains. Four years after she separate with her father and low-pitched partner Robert Lange, alleging he had cheated on her with her best friend.

Twain pronounced she has worked tough to overcome a outspoken damage.

“Theres a lot we can do about convalescent my outspoken competency, my outspoken ability and Ive left by all of that, so Im unequivocally beholden about that,” she said. “But Ill never be means to mislay a problem. Its a permanent injury.”

Although Twain spent dual years doing a nightly uncover in Las Vegas from 2012-2014 and toured North America in 2015, “Now” is her initial manuscript of new song given “Up!” in 2002. It goes on sale on Friday.

Twain is also filming a competition automobile film with John Travolta that is due for recover in 2018.

“This has all only come out of only a proviso that was a transition for me. So hey! Im feeling good,” she said.

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