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Oblivion Lyrics by Arctic Sleep

Abysmal Lullabies

2009

We're fucked for good this time
And we could never stay here
So when the moonshine streams are all tapped out
I'll step into the sea
As lucidness recedes, we'll stand like concrete waves
While distance to the moon gets shorter every day
And once it's all kicked in, we'll sink into the shade
As nightfall dims the lights, despondency will fade
I'm burning up the inside world
Shut it out forever
I'll burn it down for good this time
Send it to the sun
I'm here for my short time
And I will die like all you
And far beneath these frozen lights
I'll burn up in the breeze

About “Oblivion” by Arctic Sleep

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"Oblivion" is credited to Arctic Sleep. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Oblivion" appears on "Abysmal Lullabies" in 2009.

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