Oblivion
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Oblivion
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Lean into me, don’t leave me naive
I’m your teen-ex-lover you’ve died in my dreams
Lean into me I still can’t sleep
Lots of teen ex lovers have died in my dreams
Hey baby why don’t they want me
Hey baby you’ll always haunt me
Somewhere in oblivion
Searching for my midnight Sun
Lean into me, don’t leave me naive
Lots of teen-ex-lovers have died in my dreams
Lie next to me, we were never apart
Drank PBR and talked about our scars
Maybe I felt lonely living around you
Maybe I can breathe better without you
Somewhere in oblivion
Searching for my midnight Sun
Let’s run off, somewhere in oblivion
Searching for my midnight Sun
I’m in love with a ghost of the past
You and I are missing halves
In the pine trees and the sweet grass
Meet me at last
Somewhere in oblivion
Searching for my midnight Sun
Let’s run off, somewhere in oblivion
Searching for my midnight Sun
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Alaska Reid performs "Oblivion", and this lyric page sits inside the Alaska Reid catalog on LyroVerse.
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