Art Garfunkel, half of Simon & Garfunkel, reveals in a recent interview that his reunion with Paul Simon 'was about wanting to make amends before it's too late.'

“I cried when he told me how much I had hurt him,” Garfunkel recalled, without specifying which interview Simon was referring to. “Looking back, I guess I wanted to shake up the nice guy image of Simon & Garfunkel. Y’know what? I was a fool!”

Simon and Garfunkel famously split in 1970, though they have reunited for one-off occasions several times since.

Art Garfunkel revealed that he cried at a recent reunion lunch with his former musical partner Paul Simon . Garfunkel told The Times newspaper that the duo – responsible for hits including The Sound of Silence and Bridge Over Troubled Water – had not met for many years after falling out. He revealed:

Folk-rock singer says he sat down for lunch with former partner in tearful reunion after years of feuding, wanted to reconcile 'before it’s too late' The post ‘I was a fool’: Art Garfunkel says he made amends with Paul Simon appeared first on The Times of Israel.

In a 2015 interview with the Daily Telegraph, Garfunkel called Simon an “idiot” and “jerk” and said he “created a monster.” The following year, Simon told NPR that the two would never reunite again, saying: “We don’t get along. So it’s not like it’s fun.”

Art Garfunkel says the future is hopeful for Simon & Garfunkel. Fans have been hoping for a reunion for many years now, after the pair went their separate ways a long time ago.