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Blade starts to realize not everybody is being completely honest with him. With no help from is father who is too into his old rock n roll career and helpless drugs to even notice Blade’s soon to be discovery.

“My family stands for too much and not enough. Too much celebrity not enough dignity. Too much excess not enough kindness. Too much yes. Not enough no to drugs to crude behavior to breaking the law to rock n roll.”

Blade discovers a horrific family secret. A secret that leaves him questioning his relationship with his family and his own identity. Blade decides he needs to figure out his past by figuring out his future. This leads him to a trip to Ghana.

“It feels like countless mirrors crashing around me in an empty space where there’s no way in and no way out.

Blade’s trip to to Ghana expresses to him the importance of music in his life, his relationship with his father, and the new friendships he made. Blade figured out everything and got everything he ever wanted.

“He hugs me, and, for once, it feels good to hug him back.”

Blade starts to realize not everybody is being completely honest with him. With no help from is father who is too into his old rock n roll career and helpless drugs to even notice Blade’s soon to be discovery.

“My family stands for too much and not enough. Too much celebrity not enough dignity. Too much excess not enough kindness. Too much yes. Not enough no to drugs to crude behavior to breaking the law to rock n roll.”

Blade discovers a horrific family secret. A secret that leaves him questioning his relationship with his family and his own identity. Blade decides he needs to figure out his past by figuring out his future. This leads him to a trip to Ghana.

“It feels like countless mirrors crashing around me in an empty space where there’s no way in and no way out.

Blade’s trip to to Ghana expresses to him the importance of music in his life, his relationship with his father, and the new friendships he made. Blade figured out everything and got everything he ever wanted.

“He hugs me, and, for once, it feels good to hug him back.”

Blade starts to realize not everybody is being completely honest with him. With no help from is father who is too into his old rock n roll career and helpless drugs to even notice Blade’s soon to be discovery.

“My family stands for too much and not enough. Too much celebrity not enough dignity. Too much excess not enough kindness. Too much yes. Not enough no to drugs to crude behavior to breaking the law to rock n roll.”

Blade discovers a horrific family secret. A secret that leaves him questioning his relationship with his family and his own identity. Blade decides he needs to figure out his past by figuring out his future. This leads him to a trip to Ghana.

“It feels like countless mirrors crashing around me in an empty space where there’s no way in and no way out.

Blade’s trip to to Ghana expresses to him the importance of music in his life, his relationship with his father, and the new friendships he made. Blade figured out everything and got everything he ever wanted.

“He hugs me, and, for once, it feels good to hug him back.”