And that’s why the recent loss of Hawkins is even more devastating.
“And it’s true, we still are.”
We’re getting in the ring together," he said.

One such tribulation happened in 2001, when Hawkins overdosed in London.
“So I freaked out.”
Thankfully, Hawkins survived.

He was put into a coma for two weeks, and Grohl remained by his bedside.
“I believed the bull**** myth of live hard and fast, die young.
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As a result, the band took a break for a spell.
“It just made sense,” Grohl told Billboard (viaLoudwire).

“We’ve never taken a substantial break.”
I never want it to end.”