Lauryn Hill Will ‘Make It Up’ To Fans After Being Late To Show

Better late than never.

Or so says Lauryn Hill, who claimed she was "aligning energy with her time," in a lengthy Facebook post Sunday explaining why she arrived over two hours late to an Atlanta concert.

Making matters worse, her set lasted only 40 minutes.

The "Killing Me Softly" singer, 40, blamed her tardiness on the "artistic process" and lack of rest.

"I don't have an on/off switch.

I am at my best when I am open, rested, sensitive and liberated to express myself as truthfully as possible," she wrote.

"For every performance that I've arrived (sic) to late, there have been countless others where I've performed in excess of two hours, beyond what I am contracted to do, pouring everything out on the stage."

The Grammy winner said she's "figuring out a plan" on how to "make it up" to ticketholders.

"I have nothing but Love and appreciation for the fans in Atlanta, and regret not being able to give you a full show."

She also made reference to the logistics of touring.

"Because I care so deeply about the artistic process, I scrutinize, have perfectionist tendencies, and want space made for spontaneity, which is not an easy process, with the many moving parts on the road. Some days we are more successful than others re time."

The ex-Fugees musician took the stage at about 10:20 p.m. Friday and was met with boos from impatient fans.

The venue, Atlanta's Chastain Park Amphitheatre, has a strict 11 p.m. curfew, which made it impossible for her to finish her set.

In a video that since has gone viral, she blamed her driver for getting lost on the way to the show.

Needless to say, Hill alleged that she stayed long after the mic was cut to meet with her fans.

"What hasn't been touched upon by the media, I'm sure, are the hundreds of people who rushed the stage and stayed in excess of an hour after the show ended last night, just to connect," she wrote.

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