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Kesha may have lost her legal bid for freedom from her recording contract with Sony, but her saga with Dr. Luke has yet to come to a close.

"It's time to light the flame, right before it rains," Kesha emotionally belted alongside Zedd.

"I would rather let the truth ruin my career than lie for a monster ever again," Kesha wrote, claiming she was offered a reprieve from her contract if she apologized.

'First, the Court erred in basing its decision on its finding that Kesha could record without interference from Gottwald,' the appeal states.

Kesha thanked fans and supporters in Nashville Saturday night where she accepted the Human Rights Campaign Visibility Award for her contributions to the LGBT community.

Kelly Clarkson admits that she and Dr. Luke "clashed" and alleges that she only worked with him because her label forced her to.

The "TiK ToK" singer thanks her fans in the best way she knows how.

'We respect her decision and wish her well,' the school's Facebook post read.

Lady Gaga and Kesha: A united pop force.

'I'd also like to take this moment to publicly support Kesha,' she said.

"The support I have received has left my face swollen from tears," the singer songwriter said.

"I'll be happy to produce a song for you if you want my help," Zedd tweeted at Kesha on February 22.

Lukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald's attorney rebukes Kesha's "vague abuse allegations," and insists she's already 'free' — though Team Gottwald's definition of the word seems to differ from that of Kesha and her supporters.

Kesha has reportedly 'run out of money' due to her ongoing legal battle with Dr. Luke.

'At least I speak up about s--t,' she wrote in an Instagram comment.

The '1989' superstar reportedly gifted the 'We R Who We R' singer with a sizable donation.

Kesha will not be released from her record contract with Dr. Luke.

Pebe Sebert also claims the hit-making producer is blackmailing her, but "I am not going to keep being his victim!"

As Kesha's court date draws near she is finding comfort in music as she covers 'Amazing Grace' for her fans.

Kesha was planning for her latest legal battle on Tuesday (January 26) in New York City, but it was pushed back to February a day before due to inclement weather.