Many fans have been asking the Scots singing sensation to release the tune
Lewis Capaldi has dropped a hint that a song many fans have been constantly asking him to release could soon be available to download.
The fan tweeted him saying: "'How I’m feeling now' is my favourite song but I can’t get it anywhere. Help me out here pal!" Lewis then replied to the account saying: "Maybe some news quite soon," complete with an excited face emoji. Previously, we told you how two of Lewis' fans got more than they bargained for at one of his gigs after the star drew them a tattoo - which they now have inked on their arms. Lauren Worthington attended his concert in Nottingham last Friday, along with her pal Shannon Richardson, when she distracted the 'Pointless' singer by holding up a cardboard sign, asking him to sketch her a tattoo.
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