Lyrics & Sins
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Ongoing, First published Oct 03, 2016
To someone like Asher Wentz, singing in a band and playing his trusty Fender is the greatest kind of therapy.

Music takes the edge off.  It enables Asher to escape from the crowding thoughts rampaging through his mind.   The chaos is taking control.  The troubles of his past are catching up with him and he's afraid that someday soon he won't be able to continue the fight. 

Battling with inner demons and sanity isn't an easy task.  Words and ideas get lost along the way and there are days when the darkness creeps in, breaking down the walls that he's spent too long trying to build.

Writing lyrics just might be the only thing that can save his life.
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