Dave Mustaine

is it's an enigma to me but he had a mass cerebral hemorrhage and he was in the hospital my sister called me up and they said daddy's in the hospital you need to come now and all i had for transportation at the time was a moped because my mom had left me and i that's the and i took the moped with my surfboard down to the beach every day that's all i needed transportation for but

is it's an enigma to me but he had a mass cerebral hemorrhage and he was in the hospital my sister called me up and they said daddy's in the hospital you need to come now and all i had for transportation at the time was a moped because my mom had left me and i that's the and i took the moped with my surfboard down to the beach every day that's all i needed transportation for but

I got the call and I grabbed a bottle of whiskey. It was this stuff called Old Granddad. It was awful. And I started driving down Pacific Coast Highway from Huntington Beach to Costa Mesa to go to the hospital where my dad was. He was already dead. He was in a coma. And he was in the fetal position.

I got the call and I grabbed a bottle of whiskey. It was this stuff called Old Granddad. It was awful. And I started driving down Pacific Coast Highway from Huntington Beach to Costa Mesa to go to the hospital where my dad was. He was already dead. He was in a coma. And he was in the fetal position.

I got the call and I grabbed a bottle of whiskey. It was this stuff called Old Granddad. It was awful. And I started driving down Pacific Coast Highway from Huntington Beach to Costa Mesa to go to the hospital where my dad was. He was already dead. He was in a coma. And he was in the fetal position.

And I walked into my sister Suzanne, the middle one, because you're going to end up just like Daddy. And I hated her from that moment on. Before then, I didn't hate her. I was confused why she had ostracized me. But when she said that, I just figured, you're just rotten. And I'm not going to have anything to do with you anymore. And we stayed out of touch for a very long time.

And I walked into my sister Suzanne, the middle one, because you're going to end up just like Daddy. And I hated her from that moment on. Before then, I didn't hate her. I was confused why she had ostracized me. But when she said that, I just figured, you're just rotten. And I'm not going to have anything to do with you anymore. And we stayed out of touch for a very long time.

And I walked into my sister Suzanne, the middle one, because you're going to end up just like Daddy. And I hated her from that moment on. Before then, I didn't hate her. I was confused why she had ostracized me. But when she said that, I just figured, you're just rotten. And I'm not going to have anything to do with you anymore. And we stayed out of touch for a very long time.

Well, the funny thing was when my mom moved out, I, I had, um, called him up and, uh, it was the first year. And I, I, like I said, it was 17 and, um, I had, uh, it was, it was father's day and I called him up and I said, Hey dad, I'm living on my own now, and I'd really like to come down and see you for Father's Day. And he said he'd really like that.

Well, the funny thing was when my mom moved out, I, I had, um, called him up and, uh, it was the first year. And I, I, like I said, it was 17 and, um, I had, uh, it was, it was father's day and I called him up and I said, Hey dad, I'm living on my own now, and I'd really like to come down and see you for Father's Day. And he said he'd really like that.

Well, the funny thing was when my mom moved out, I, I had, um, called him up and, uh, it was the first year. And I, I, like I said, it was 17 and, um, I had, uh, it was, it was father's day and I called him up and I said, Hey dad, I'm living on my own now, and I'd really like to come down and see you for Father's Day. And he said he'd really like that.

So I went down, and I saw his apartment, and it was just bare bones. And I opened up his fridge, and there was a piece of meat in there on a plate, like a pot roast, and nothing else. And at the time, I didn't put everything together that this is not acceptable. This is not okay. This is my dad. What's going on here? I just went down and I figured this is the first step.

So I went down, and I saw his apartment, and it was just bare bones. And I opened up his fridge, and there was a piece of meat in there on a plate, like a pot roast, and nothing else. And at the time, I didn't put everything together that this is not acceptable. This is not okay. This is my dad. What's going on here? I just went down and I figured this is the first step.

So I went down, and I saw his apartment, and it was just bare bones. And I opened up his fridge, and there was a piece of meat in there on a plate, like a pot roast, and nothing else. And at the time, I didn't put everything together that this is not acceptable. This is not okay. This is my dad. What's going on here? I just went down and I figured this is the first step.

because it's the first time I'd ever seen my dad in a neutral territory where my mom wasn't saying her mantra, which was, you're gonna go live with your father. So I was always threatened with my father at the end of the sentence. You know, you're gonna get your head shaved with your father. Anything like that stupid shit, they would just say, you're gonna get this with your father.

because it's the first time I'd ever seen my dad in a neutral territory where my mom wasn't saying her mantra, which was, you're gonna go live with your father. So I was always threatened with my father at the end of the sentence. You know, you're gonna get your head shaved with your father. Anything like that stupid shit, they would just say, you're gonna get this with your father.

because it's the first time I'd ever seen my dad in a neutral territory where my mom wasn't saying her mantra, which was, you're gonna go live with your father. So I was always threatened with my father at the end of the sentence. You know, you're gonna get your head shaved with your father. Anything like that stupid shit, they would just say, you're gonna get this with your father.

And when they would say I was going to go move with them, after a while, I started to fear that. And I needed to find out for myself. And I went and I met him. I saw him for the man that he was. He was a sick man. And he wasn't weak by any means. He was sick. What was the conversation like? It was very, very shallow. It was very strained. I think he knew how badly he had

And when they would say I was going to go move with them, after a while, I started to fear that. And I needed to find out for myself. And I went and I met him. I saw him for the man that he was. He was a sick man. And he wasn't weak by any means. He was sick. What was the conversation like? It was very, very shallow. It was very strained. I think he knew how badly he had

And when they would say I was going to go move with them, after a while, I started to fear that. And I needed to find out for myself. And I went and I met him. I saw him for the man that he was. He was a sick man. And he wasn't weak by any means. He was sick. What was the conversation like? It was very, very shallow. It was very strained. I think he knew how badly he had