Let It Break

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Let It Break is a slight departure from her previous releases.

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With a strong reliance upon synthesizers and the piano at times, she draws upon the style from My Bloody Valentine. While no music video was produced for the first single release in Ireland with 'Shock to the System'. A music video for the next single 'Keep Running' was shot in LA in July , stills from the music video were put up on her website on 7 August. The song was added to radio playlists in Ireland on the week beginning 25 April The single is complemented by a music video which was shot on location in LA in July A short promo tour of Ireland began in April , this was followed by live dates in Germany and Denmark.

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Dean might want to keep driving—his instincts screaming away—but Sam would talk him out of it. He absently thanked the clerk when she handed over the keycards and hurried back to the car. He didn't feel comfortable leaving Dean alone and hurting so much for any longer than necessary. He handed Dean his key; his brother took it and pulled the Impala around the building. Sam followed after the car and found Dean pulling their duffels from the trunk when he rounded the corner. Dean silently handed over Sam's bag and headed into the room. Sam grunted as the bag bumped his chest, his vision going white for a second as his breath caught in his throat.

He had to throw a hand onto the trunk in support as he coughed. Sam wheezed a few more times before shaking off the fit and followed Dean into the room. Dean had put his bag on the closest bed and retreated into the bathroom. Sam shook his head; Dean was avoiding him as best he could with Sam practically in his pocket. It was a familiar dance they both knew the steps to from years of practice when they fought or were hurting too much to put into words. Sam was usually the one pushing to talk, but after Jess, after Broward County, even after Dean had come back from Hell and Sam had been caught up in his addiction, he'd done his best to avoid his brother and the agonizing grief.

That Dean was doing it now sucked and was driving Sam up the wall, but it was also something they'd been through before and could get through again. Sam dropped his bag on the second bed and knocked on the bathroom door. I can order pizza or something. But the shower turned on and Sam sighed. He grabbed a takeout menu and called the closest pizza place, ordering a pizza with the most meat and no veggies, hoping Dean might at least be tempted with food in the room. He'd been subsisting on gas station coffee and shots of whiskey since Lisa and Ben had been taken; he was going to crash and burn any time now.

Sam laid the salt lines and protective wards while he waited for the pizza. It came and Sam had eaten a couple of slices by the time the shower shut off and Dean emerged from the bathroom in a pair of sweats. He walked past the strategically placed open box without a glance and crawled into his bed, turning his back to Sam.

Sam pursed his lips but finished the slice he was working on.

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He rose slowly and put the rest of the pizza in the mini fridge. He'd just have to try again tomorrow. He grabbed his shower kit, a pair of sweats, and a t-shirt before heading into the bathroom. He could feel a cough building up in his chest but stifled it until he got the door shut behind him. Dean didn't need to hear him hacking when it wasn't a big deal just to self-medicate. When Dean wasn't eating, it was a sign there were much bigger problems to deal with and this?

This didn't even rank. Sam turned on the faucet hoping to drown out the sounds before the coughs slammed into his busted ribs, like a tornado ripping through his chest. He grabbed the sink so he wouldn't hit the floor when his vision started tunneling. Once the spasms passed, Sam tried to take some calming breaths, but the pain in his chest kept him from breathing too deeply.

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His legs didn't quite want to hold the rest of him up. He shut his eyes and focused on taking shallow breaths until he felt like he could stand again. Sam eased his jacket and shirts off and checked the bandage around his ribs. He could see bruising in an array of angry colors. He winced, lightly touching the dark purples and greens. He pulled the clean t-shirt over his head and changed into the sweats with careful motions and took another swig of cough syrup—he was going to need a resupply pretty soon like this. With a sigh, he grabbed his phone and hit Bobby's number on his speed dial. He apparently didn't muster enough certainty to fool Bobby, though.

Sam shook his head. A couple cracked ribs and a little cough is the last thing he needs on his mind when I'm already taking care of it. Bobby sighed but didn't argue any further. But I can meet you boys in a couple of days. Sam gave him the address of the motel and promised to call if anything happened. Once he hung up, Sam turned off the faucet and slowly headed back into the room. He checked the wards one final time before sliding into his own bed and turning off the light. Sam woke up slowly the next morning. His head was pounding, his limbs like Jell-o, and his throat and chest on fire.

He groaned when he opened his eyes and the sunlight streaming in through the window hit him in the face. He tried to roll away from the light, but the movement sent a wave of burning agony down to his toes, so he stilled. After a long moment, he opened his eyes again and peered around the room. The window shades were pulled back, but Dean was nowhere to be seen. Sam frowned and struggled upright to lean against the headboard. He was breathing hard and sweating from the effort by the time he succeeded. It was a good thing Dean wasn't there to see him so pale and shaky. Because it wasn't a big deal.

Sam had just managed to get his breathing back to normal when the door opened and Dean walked in. He had two coffees and a bag of food in his hands.

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He nodded when he saw Sam was awake. Sam glanced at the clock and blinked in surprise when it read Dean rolled his eyes and tossed him a breakfast sandwich from the bag. He put the coffee down on the bedside table and flopped down into his bed. Sam grimaced as he reached for the cup, but thankfully Dean was absorbed in his breakfast so didn't notice. Sam took a sip and sighed in relief. Caffeine would be good for his aching skull. And Bobby needs to meet up with us. Dean knew they couldn't afford to waste money on their credit cards. It was risky even still to be using them at all.

Dean's mouth worked and he grumbled something about pushy sasquatches, but he didn't push the issue. He nabbed the remote and unapologetically turned on an episode of Dr.

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Sam groaned, as expected, but mentally breathed a sigh of relief. For the next two days, Sam felt progressively worse. He was taking pain killers more often than he should have been, but he could barely move without jarring his ribs and his head throbbed with the rhythm of a jackhammer. Breathing had become a Herculean effort, and coughing felt like a fault line shifting in his chest.

He was constantly light-headed and he felt like he was walking on ice whenever he got up. He felt cold all the time and had layered on an extra shirt and hoodie; if Dean noticed that the heat and been turned up, though, he hadn't commented. Sam had run out of cough syrup that morning and Dean had raised a questioning eyebrow at the lung-lurching hacks, but Sam had waved off any concern, calling it allergies. As Sam felt progressively worse, Dean got progressively moodier.

The first day of being cooped up, Dean had downed the remainder of the pizza and engrossed himself in crappy daytime TV and a B-list horror flick marathon that lasted well into the night while Sam occupied himself on his iPad. He was looking for any omens that might indicate the hunt for Purgatory, but had come up empty. Not that they would have been up to doing anything had he found something, but still.

The next day, Dean started pacing and ended up spending the entire day cleaning out the Impala. He washed it inside and out and changed the oil. And when it got dark, he brought the weapons bag in and set to cleaning the guns and blades. Sam didn't offer to help, realizing that Dean needed to keep busy so he didn't have to think about the loss hanging over his head. Sam had been the same after Jess had died. He'd needed to stay in motion, constantly hunting and looking for Dad or the demon, so he wouldn't dwell on her death and the gaping hole she'd left in his heart.

He couldn't bear to sleep unless he absolutely had to, knowing that she would be on the ceiling every time he closed his eyes, so he pushed himself—and Dean—until he dropped from exhaustion. And Dean never complained. He'd been there through it all, a constant presence whether Sam had woken up screaming or wanted to watch a movie marathon late into the night to keep the nightmares away.

No chick flick moments necessary, just giving Sam what he needed without regard for his own needs—even being willing to go back home despite the pain that came with it. And those memories were what kept Sam from telling Dean that he was feeling like shit. He wanted to be the constant support for Dean while he was hurting instead of asking for more from his brother than he should have to—or even be able to—give.

The third day since checking in, Dean had slept late and woken up irritated and snappy. He'd gone for a long run and come back only to lock himself in the bathroom to shower and do whatever else he did while avoiding Sam. Sam's stomach had started rebelling that morning, so he hadn't had the energy to move from the bed and try to intercept his brother. But in the few minutes Sam had seen him, he'd recognized the remnants of a nightmare.

Dean had gone for a run to shake it off, probably only to realize he'd given himself too much space to think. And now he was pissed because that was just easier than grieving. He came out of the bathroom and pulled his jacked on. He grabbed his keys and headed for the door. He pulled the blanket on his bed further up his body in a futile attempt to find warmth even though he was sweating. He opened the door. Speaking of classic Dean…Going to a bar to get shitfaced and pick up a woman for the night was something he hadn't done in years.

Before Hell, that had been Dean's go-to method for distraction. And Sam knew that if his brother was willing to pull out some old tricks to keep from thinking, he hadn't been doing a very good job of helping him deal. As if he didn't feel bad enough already…. Sam's stomach roiled and bile rose up in his throat. He shut his eyes and willed the nausea to pass. When it didn't, he untangled himself from his blanket and sheets and hobbled weakly to the bathroom, using the edge of the bed and wall for balance.

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After puking up his guts and nearly passing out from the quaking in his chest at the violent heaves, Sam dragged himself to the sink and rinsed out his mouth. He blinked at the red-tinted water swirling down the drain. That couldn't be good.

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Sam covered his mouth as he coughed, yet again, and when he pulled his hand away, there was blood in it. Sam stumbled from the bathroom and put a supporting hand on the wall as he staggered toward the bedside table where his phone was charging. He made to grab onto the TV stand, but his vision swam in front of him and his hand missed the stand as he leaned over. His knees gave out at the imbalance and Sam toppled forward, the carpet rushing toward him at an alarming rate. There was a sharp pain on the side of his head and then nothing. Dean was nursing his first beer while he sat at the bar.

He'd walked into the bar an hour before with every intention of getting completely plastered and picking up a woman to drown out every thought bouncing around his skull, but the minute he sat down, he felt completely out of place. Yeah, he and Sam still hit bars to grab a drink or to hustle pool or darts, but sitting at the bar alone in the hope of finding merciful oblivion in a bottle?

That hadn't been him since…god, more than a lifetime ago.