Prove Me Wrong
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Complete Tue, Aug 1, 201716m
Tyler Robert Joseph is a high school graduate with a 4.0 gpa not that that was of any relevance but his best friend wants everyone to know. Josh. Joshua William Dun is an over protective blue haired boy that loves his best friend more than he loves himself. And maybe he's a little jealous of Tylers intelligence or miraculous ability to write such beautiful and emotional music? Maybe there's something about Tyler that just makes Joshua's heart flutter? Maybe.
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