Lily Allen was terrified her career was over because of her wild lifestyle. The "Fear" singer became famous for her drinking and partying when she released her debut album "Alright, Still" in 2006, and was worried it would take the attention away from her talent as a singer and songwriter.

She said: "I took a bit of a beating the first time around. I became more famous for being a train wreck than a singer. I didn't think I was capable of writing songs and making music."

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