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Hayley Williams Shares Stirring Cover of SZA's 'Drew Barrymore': Watch

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Hayley Williams filmed a stripped down take of SZA's "Drew Barrymore" at home and shared it with fans this weekend. "self-serenades / amateur hour," she captioned the Instagram video she posted on Sunday (May 24) of herself sitting on a couch with a guitar. "this was weeks ago...

April 11th, to be exact," Williams said, offering some context. "have a few saved up. guess i’ve been holding out on yall. the only constant for me (besides limp ass, unwashed, unfixed hair) in the age of covid, is a guitar and free reign to mess up all my favorite songs.

here’s 'Drew Barrymore' by queen @sza. please ignore my face." Check out her beautiful "Drew Barrymore" cover below. View this post on Instagram this was weeks

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