Dylan Dunlap - Your Son

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Building a castle in the sand
You were a boy, but now you’re a man
Hallelujah

I can forgive you
When you forget who
You are

I’m your son
Not your sin
You play God and make me Jesus
To bury the boy within
I’m your blood
Not your father
I don’t wanna make-believe us
But you’re better off without your son

Holding the hatchet in my hands
I was a boy but now I'm a man
Singing hallelujah

I can forgive you
When I forget who
I am

I’m your son
Not your sin
You play God and make me Jesus
To bury the boy within
I’m your blood
Not your father
I don’t wanna make-believe us
But you’re better off without your son

Oh yeah
You play God and make mе Jesus
Oh yeah
I don't wanna make-bеlieve us

I'm your son
When you forget who
You are
I'm your son
When I forget who
I am

I’m your son
Not your sin
You play God and make me Jesus
To bury the boy within
I’m your blood
Not your father
I don’t wanna make-believe us
But you’re better off without your son

Release Date: April 26, 2024

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"Your Son" by Dylan Dunlap is a poignant and introspective song that delves into themes of forgiveness, identity, and family dynamics. The lyrics speak to the complexities of the relationship between a father and son, exploring the struggle to reconcile past mistakes and move forward with understanding and compassion. The emotive vocals and heartfelt lyrics create a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences of love, loss, and growth. Overall, "Your Son" is a powerful and moving ballad that resonates with its heartfelt message of acceptance and healing.

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Dylan Dunlap is an internationally recognized singer/songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He found his love for music at a very young age and started performing on the streets of Los Angeles. Dylan then studied at Berklee College of Music, where he was discovered and left to be on NBC’s The Voice. Since then, Dylan turned his focus back to his solo career, where he is bridging the gap between pop and indie rock. His powerful live show has been taken on the road, with Dylan touring extensively in Europe and across America, including opening for OneRepublic.

Music has been a meaningful outlet for Dylan, as he has gone through many struggles of his own and knows the importance of a helping hand when dealing with mental illness. This is why he has rededicated his efforts as a musician to breaking the stigma and raising awareness. His music and live concert experience address even the one person in the back of the room who might feel like they are alone. In this mission, Dylan has partnered with many organizations, including the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Global Citizen, Autism Rocks and many more.

Dylan has upcoming performances around the country and his latest single “Do We Need To Go Out?” was released on May 3rd, 2019.