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Had Enough
01:30
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I can't get through the day, properly enough to say what I feel
It grinds me into dust until I've had enough and disappear
Breaking points, I never had them, nor the answers
And maybe apathy can be rid of me, rid of me
I've had enough, just go away
I've had enough, nothing to say
I've had enough, just go away
I've had enough, nothing to say
I've had too much caffeine, to quite think about anything
I'll do what I can to get through the day, tomorrow just waste away
Anxiety, wired, nervous, I'm only giving in to this thing that persists
Anyway, anyways
I've had enough, just go away
I've had enough, nothing to say
I've had enough, just go away
I've had enough, nothing to say
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Coffin Nail
02:06
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I still don't know how to deal with it
Hanging onto broken memories
We dug these ditches that you couldn't crawl out of
Oh I didn't see it
I'm biting my tongue and I'm choking on the blood
Cause I saw it coming right from the start
A pretty noose around our lives
Such a fucking disgrace anyways
Oh, you left last September
I was the only one to miss the funeral
I can't say you didn't deserve it
All I know is that at least I should have tried
I'm biting my tongue and I'm choking on the blood
Cause I saw it coming right from the start
A pretty noose around our lives
Such a fucking disgrace anyways
I don't care anymore
Pay the price of it all
Nothing I could have done
You let everyone down
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Hemmingway's Last Call
02:28
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You never see it, it's always creeping up
Depression hits like a knife
The sad thing is we're always buying in
But we don't care, don't care at all
Here they are, seconds of your life
Ticking down, like a wind up clock
Year by year, day by day you'll see
Hemmingway's last call has been over played
We're all read in tragedy
It doesn't seem to mean a thing
Another smoke, it couldn't hurt
Another form of suicide
Here they are, seconds of your life
Ticking down, like a wind up clock
Year by year, day by day you'll see
Hemmingway's last call has been over played
Maybe we'll find a different way
Maybe we'll find some peace
Every excuse is another nail
But we'll get some sleep
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Do You Even Care?
01:31
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Sometimes I wonder if you even care
You barely say a word, you mostly just stare
Something's going on in that head of yours
And it's obvious that neither of us are on the same page
Can I be honest for once and tell you
I don't wanna play nice with you, anymore
Cause I keep hearing you say all these meaning full things
But you keep doing the opposite of all of it
Sometimes I wonder if you even care
The things you do are just so unfair
You say things that sound right
But I know from your actions it's just word vomit
Can I be honest for once and tell you
I don't wanna play nice with you, anymore
Cause I keep hearing you say all these meaningful things
But you keep doing the opposite of all of it
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heartless folk Berkeley, California
Heartless Folk is a project that spawned from some former 924 Gilman punks during our time working there. We are forever
grateful for our experiences and opportunities to play in so many places and the lifelong friends we have made along the way.
Current lineup:
Ilya, Jen, Josh and Sean
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