The Number One Sad Thing That It Tells Me About My Death

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"My story wouldn't make any sense unless i was processing my death. Unless i had processed it and metabilized it, and i don't get to be here." "I can't imagine leaving her behind, especially right now,. So what am i doing? Cessing your own death allows you to think that way," says the singer-songwriter. 'It's better than happiness, cause it's mixed with a sense purpose'

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