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Count Me Out

from This Is Boston & SJ by True Hearted

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Times up / The ties been cut / You're on your own now kid / Good fucking luck / No more comfort / It's like a shot to the gut / Give and give, but it's still not enough / And it's making me numb / It's hard to stomach and even harder to accept / Just keep your chin up / Don't let em' see that you're a wreck / Why can't I accept the fact that this is the way it is? / There's no changing it / So why do I give a shit / It's all just a game / Keep me content till' the day He calls my name / And it makes me insane how I've waited and waited for things to change / If that's negative so be it / But I call it as I see it / I can't expect you to see it this way / I heard that the world was a beautiful place / And I believed it till' I felt its cold embrace / Never let me go / This is the life that I know / Heart's freezing over and it's starting to show / My fate won't ever change / Been down that beaten path before / Too many times to count, but don't you count me out / Why can't accept the fact that is is the way it is / There's no changing it / So why do I give a shit? / It's hard to stomach / Even harder to accept / I am such a wreck

credits

from This Is Boston & SJ, released October 13, 2012
Amrit Mahi: Drums
Elliot Morrow: Vocals
Cole Kakimoto: Guitar
Charles Lilly: Bass

All songs and lyrics written collectively by: True Hearted

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True Hearted San Jose, California

Four-piece hardcore band. Fast, loud, aggressive.

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Elliot Morrow: Vocals
Cole Kakimoto: Guitar
Josef Alfonso: Bass
Keone Carrillo: Drums

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