i don’t really know what words to say yet. i’ve been attempting to but i hope in the future i’m able to share some of these memories of & with them that have always meant a lot to me in the meantime i’ll say this: liam had such a huge impact on my life & the lives of many others

every single musician i ever knew that saw liam perform live (which was many, many musicians mind you) was enthralled by liam’s ability to simultaneously entertain a crowd while showcasing some of the most impressive musical abilities for any person to somehow possess

there’s a lot more i’d like to say about how they changed my life but i’ll say it when i’m ready. liam you were loved by so many & continue to be loved & always will be

sending so much love to the people i know who had liam as such big parts of their lives to the people reading thing: please remember that people care about you & love you you all have been & are in my thoughts often - alexis et cetera

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It is always possible to acknowledge that your actions have led to someone’s perception of you or even of themselves. Be aware of what you say and do to others, it affects them. You don’t exist in a vacuum.

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