Dylan Dunlap - The Good Tears
2011 checking in
5150 on my wrist
Voluntarily taking risks
I made my mother cry again
72 hours are not the end
But they’re on the fence
Can’t let it die
With the music
Still using me
I tried
Oh i tried
I don’t wanna be here
But I don’t wanna leave here either
If these are the good years
I’m crying out
But these are the good tears
Everything changed at 26
And in a way it never did
Tattooed Avicii on my wrist
Lied to a thousand therapists
I made my mother cry again
One thousand and one are not the end
But they're on the fence
Can’t let it die
With the music
Still using me
I tried
And survived
I don’t wanna be here
But I don’t wanna leave here either
If these are the good years
I’m crying out
But these are the good tears
These are the good tears
Can’t let it die
I tried
I don’t wanna be here
But I don’t wanna leave here either
If these are the good years
I’m crying out
But these are the good tears
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Biography
After honing his skills at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Dylan was discovered and appeared on NBC's hit show, The Voice. While the experience was valuable, Dylan ultimately decided to focus on his solo career, where he could fully express his unique sound and vision. Drawing inspiration from a blend of pop and indie rock influences, Dylan creates music that resonates with listeners on a deep emotional level.
In addition to his musical pursuits, Dylan is a passionate advocate for mental health awareness. Having faced his own struggles with mental illness, he understands the importance of breaking the stigma and offering support to those in need. Through his music and live performances, Dylan aims to connect with audiences and provide a sense of solidarity to those who may be struggling.
Dylan's dedication to raising awareness for mental health has led him to partner with organizations such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Global Citizen, and Autism Rocks. By using his platform as a musician to promote positive change, Dylan is making a lasting impact on the world around him.
With upcoming performances scheduled across the country and the release of his latest single, “Do We Need To Go Out?”, Dylan Dunlap continues to captivate audiences with his heartfelt music and inspiring message. As he continues to grow as an artist and advocate, Dylan's influence in the music industry and beyond is sure to expand, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and connection.