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Stay sharp, get used to loss – and pay your taxes: the wit and wisdom of Willie Nelson
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An exclusive extract from his memoir • Read an interview with Willie Nelson here Longevity is a blessing and also a burden. A blessing because you get to hang around to see your grandkids and maybe even your great-grandkids. But a burden because every day it seems like another fr
An exclusive extract from his memoir • Read an interview with Willie Nelson here Longevity is a blessing and also a burden. A blessing because you get to hang around to see your grandkids and maybe even your great-grandkids. But a burden because every day it seems like another friend has passed.
Grieving becomes a full-time job. The last man standing can be lonely. Loss is something you don’t get over.
That idea hit me hard when a friend’s wife died and he came to me for comfort. He saw me as a guy who might understand. The thing I know most, I told him, especially after my son Billy died in 1991, aged 33, is that you don’t get over it, but you will get through it.
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