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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
alzfdn.org/donate/
Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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"the most painful thing in an election like is watching the poor people win"
"the misfortune that is killing the country is the poor people"
i hope you burn in hell kelly piquet
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I'll do anything to shout it out once again
POLAND 🇵🇱 DON'T SPEAK FUCKING BOYSHIT!!!!
HOLDING ABSENCE
We can't wait to share the stage with so many incredible bands and friends in Europe next summer. Full list of supports are now live for each of our headlining shows:
Lisbon – @beartoothband, @gaerea_official, @wagewar, @currentsct, @novelistsmusic
Milan – @wagewar, @silverstein, @currentsct, @holdingabsence, @novelistsmusic
Budapest – @wagewar, @silverstein, @currentsct
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Bring Me The Horizon released The Sadness Will Never End featuring Sam Carter (Architects) on this day 17 years ago.
THREE YEARS SINCE WE’VE BEEN BLESSED WITH THIS MASTERPIECE music.apple.com/pl/album/is-…
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I often see people say she loves being famous and I strongly disagree. You can’t go through the level of scrutiny and harassment that Taylor goes through on a daily basis and love it.
It’s her love for music and songwriting that is simply bigger than that ginormous monster.
✍🏼| Taylor on the aspect of “fame”:
“Fame, that’s sort of a byproduct of my love for music. It’s kind of like songwriter plus Nashville equals fame. It’s why a lot of people know the words to my music, which is awesome. It’s also why there’s sort of like these daily random doses of chaos that just pop up in my life every once in a while, every couple of hours. That can be kind of weird, but I have tools in place in my mind that help me navigate that and get back to true north when life feels so bizarre. Those tools are my memories and the memories that I visit most frequently when I need to return back to some semblance of remembering what normalcy is and why I do this.”




























