Mental illness is no joke

EPISODE · Aug 12, 2021 · 1H 24M

Mental illness is no joke

from Dirty Harris A Version of the Truth · host Dirty Harris

Years ago 27 years i played in a band. I ended up recording with dudes that where about 10 years older than me. The drummer had lots of issues and the guitar player used people for his own gain. At least thats how i saw it. The bass player was just there. He didnt want to be but he was. Long story short and im not even sure if its accuracy. Drummer recieved money from probate. Like 30k.. Someone guitar player talked drummer into lending him this money. Than took off. Years later i became the target for the drummer. I know he siffers greatly but his desire to try and make my life like his is bizzare. I mean hes a casualty of life and because i was a part of his only real accomplishment which was being in a band that was Pretty cool but wow. It goes to show you that hard work will result in fruit however if you surround yourself with soil that is from hell the fruit produced will be from hell too. I wrote GD while recording with the drummer. He has a fulltime case of the GDs

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