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Ever since i first heard Elliotts music i have continued to spread the word. I Am one of many i'm sure who wishes they had gotten to see him play. It seems like he was a very true to self person and his music shows that. I can bet if you knew him he wasn't someone to hold inside what he thought or felt, and sometimes i think he could also be the opposite. I've read his biogrophy the one by Benjamin Nugent and i dont think it does Elliott justice, Perhaps he is one of those Iconic people that seems to be covered so much in mystery. I Have my hopes of more about him to still come out but I'm afraid there won't be Elliott Was a true-to self person and a hero of mine. Xo- we will all miss him. To all the others out there who can't get enough, We all hope I'm sure for more inspiration like him.

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