Lady GaGa has revealed that she is "f**king tired" after working non-stop the last few years.
The singer, who has spent the last three years touring and recording music without a break, admitted that she feels "numb" from her hectic work schedule, but plans to continue until she feels ready to slow down.
"Let’s call a spade a spade here,” she told Vogue. “I am really f**king tired. I am at that last mile of the marathon when your fingers and your toes are numb and you can’t feel your body, and I am just going on adrenaline.
"But in the overarching objective of my life, I am really only at mile two. I try to keep that in mind."
The 'Love Game' star also confessed that she works hard for her fans, adding: "I see myself in them. I was this really bad, rebellious misfit of a person - I still am - sneaking out, going to clubs, drugs, alcohol, older men, younger men. You imagine it, I did it.
"I was just a bad kid. And I look at them, and every show there’s a little more eyeliner, a little more freedom, and a little more 'I don’t give a f**k about the bullies at my school'. For some reason, the fans didn’t become more Top 40. They become even more of this cult following. It’s very strange and exciting."
The singer, who has spent the last three years touring and recording music without a break, admitted that she feels "numb" from her hectic work schedule, but plans to continue until she feels ready to slow down.
"Let’s call a spade a spade here,” she told Vogue. “I am really f**king tired. I am at that last mile of the marathon when your fingers and your toes are numb and you can’t feel your body, and I am just going on adrenaline.
"But in the overarching objective of my life, I am really only at mile two. I try to keep that in mind."
The 'Love Game' star also confessed that she works hard for her fans, adding: "I see myself in them. I was this really bad, rebellious misfit of a person - I still am - sneaking out, going to clubs, drugs, alcohol, older men, younger men. You imagine it, I did it.
"I was just a bad kid. And I look at them, and every show there’s a little more eyeliner, a little more freedom, and a little more 'I don’t give a f**k about the bullies at my school'. For some reason, the fans didn’t become more Top 40. They become even more of this cult following. It’s very strange and exciting."
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