“My wife’s grandmother was having these moments where she would stop breathing for a second,” Frank Iero begins, referring to the late relative. “I’d think, ‘Oh, my God, she’s passed away,’ but then she’d wake up. It was like one of these weird little spells—these weird little death spells where she would wake up and say, ‘No, I’m just really tired.’ To me, [the name invokes] these little introductions to another world and coming back from it—kind of leaving this world but not for too long, then snapping back to reality.”

The End. // My Chemical Romance

from my head to my middle finger, i really think i like you / f.t.willz

•joyriding•

hallelujah, lock and load

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Frank Iero in Major Label Debut, a companion zine to Sellout by Dan Ozzi

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here’s the movie title screen from this

these veins are borrowed, this shell is borrowed. a new life after death, it’s fucking perfect