[We would like to thank Jonathan Jelen, user @Devious_Jelen, for this piece. -Ed.]
I’ve cried at a handful of Phish shows through the years. Sometimes it’s been the hollowed out feeling created by the heartfelt lyrics of a song like Miss You that makes me think of my Grandpa. Other times, it’s been a beautiful jam peak that swelled up to the point that a little liquid emotion couldn’t help but spill out.
But at my Phish shows last June at Deer Creek – it was different. At those shows, I cried for Mom.
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