The 33-year-old singer said he felt like he "didn't have a life" when the group went their separate ways in 2005 so Charlie Simpson could pursue a career with his rock band Fightstar and it took him a long time to come to terms with the fact the "Year 3000" hitmakers wouldn't be making a new album, reported Contactmusic.
"There's an adjustment thing that goes on and for me it was quite a long time. Your life is on a certain track and the track ends, and it feels like you don't have a life for a little bit, because the life you did have is over," he said.
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