Phil Collins, 75, teases return to stage — but reveals he won’t be able to perform famous part of routine

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“Just the other night, I was talking to the kids about it … everyone got very excited, including myself,” the “In the Air Tonight” singer added.

Phil Collins delivered a shocking U-turn on his decision to retire — promising to perform live shows again.

“So, at one point, I didn’t think I would live, let alone go on the road again,” an emotional but determined Collins revealed backstage after being inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Los Angeles Saturday.

“But just the other night, I was talking to the kids about it … everyone got very excited, including myself,” the “In the Air Tonight” singer added.

Collins, 75, said he would like to get down to his studio “to sort of have some fun and write some music that I hope will be good enough for people to help, hear and sort of enjoy.”

Though Collins may soon return to the stage, he will no longer play the drums during his performances.

The bombshell news came at the end of an emotional hour for the drummer-songwriter as he was celebrated by rock’s biggest names at Peacock Theater.

Collins made the rare appearance alongside his youngest daughter, actress Lily Collins, walking the red carpet with the assistance of two canes.

Earlier, the eight-time Grammy winner broke down in tears several times in front of an audience while discussing his life and being recognized for his stellar career. Collins confessed he was a poor father in his life — but was grateful his children had thrived and forgiven him.

The “Against All Odds” crooner is a dad to five kids: Joely, 54, and Simon, 50, with his first wife, Andrea Bertorelli; Lily, 37, is with his second wife, Jill Tavelman; and Nicholas, 25, and Mathew, 21, with his third wife, Orianne Cevey.

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