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Words: Loren • December 4, 2013

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Rick (Heartless)

SPB: What are you expectations of how your final show(s) will go, from an emotional standpoint?

Rick: We are ending on good terms and at a time when we are still relevant, so I expect the shows to be both sad and exciting. We are looking forward to ending Heartless with the people who have supported us every step of the way. It will be a bummer to play these songs together for the last time, but I'm hoping that the shows will be unforgettable for everyone involved.

Loren • December 4, 2013

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