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He died ten years ago,
and I still fi nd...
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its good to talk about it sometimes.
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I fi nd it's good to
talk about ev eryth i ng.
:01:29
My therapist says
I o v erdo that.
:01:31
That I o v eranalyze.
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Of course, she's bu limic so
let's not get too preachy.
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But the first th i ng y ou
shou Id know about me: I'm gay.
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I'm gay, and what's more,
a stereotypical gay.
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Always lo v ed fash ion,
hated sports,
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and though it doesn 't
always work to clich é,
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it did i n my family
where there was me,
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and there was my
kid brother, N icky.
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He wou Idn 't look at another
guy ex cept to ask for a beer,
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was our school's star
quarterback, great studen t.
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When they say h igh school are
the best years of y our life...
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there talki ng about
h is life, not mi ne.
:02:04
Look at that smile lik e he
grew up i n a b lue jeans ad.
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Hey whoa, hold on a sec
N ick, let 'em tak e y ou i n.
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Thanks.
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Really had to
twist h is arm, hu h?
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See, confidence for my
brother was nev er an issue.
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I don 't care if its
with women, guys...
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Oh, great, company.
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Yeah, don 't ask me her name.
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Yeah, H i.
How are ya?
:02:25
Good to see ya.
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No, it's OK N ick.
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Go on, play.
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I env ied h im, 'cause
he was so normal.
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Dad lo v ed normal.
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There's Dad now,
fix i n ' the old set.
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Dad was usually
i n a fou I mood.
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Th is, actually is one of
h is more spiritual momen ts.
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And there's mom,
rolli ng those pennies.
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Th is is about 14
years back now.
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The fu neral I showed y ou
is still a few years off.
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Th is is where we start.
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Bush, the father, was
i n the Wh ite House.
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I was a senior i n h igh
school, my brother, N icky,
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a Ju nior, and Dad was
i n h is ragi ng prime.
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Of course it
wasn 't all yelli ng.