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Songwriter Nat Myers Has Stage 4 Cancer. He Just Wants to Play His Next Show
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“Death didn’t give me a hug, but it winked at me a bunch,” says the blues troubadour, who is navigating his diagnosis and the healthcare system in an attempt to return to the road
“Death didn’t give me a hug, but it winked at me a bunch,” says the blues troubadour, who is navigating his diagnosis and the healthcare system in an attempt to return to the road
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