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Artist: Absynthe Minded
Canonical path: /absynthe-minded/sweet-oblivion
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Sweet Oblivion
Read Sweet Oblivion lyrics by Absynthe Minded on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sweet Oblivion
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It's all gone to pieces now
The end is near and still i feel
Uncertain about certain things
Do i know you?
Some questions are difficult to ask
Some subjects make plenty of talk
Let's face it, it's all unsaid
Do i know you?
The water's deeper then before
Flood made every building wash away
Disaster, another spell
I don't know
Some people wonder now and then
Some people wonder now and then
How did it happen
So suddenly
It's over
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Absynthe Minded performs "Sweet Oblivion", and this lyric page sits inside the Absynthe Minded catalog on LyroVerse.
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