Oblivious
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Oblivious
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I'm through
I'm wrapping it up
I've been beaten by my own game
a shame
I'm over my crush
I used to have a good time
I couldn't be bought
It was easy, was a given
I'm in, whatever the cost
But now the cards are stacking up
against my inner politic
tell me something good
I need it
I've been looking for the real thing
I'm done wasting all my time there
I keep dying for the real thing
It may not kill me but it might
and who, who, who, who, who...
Tell me then
Who will lead me out when
I become Oblivious
Am I fool?
Forever I pined
I thought I was better standing alone
than standing on line
How much more of this heartache
can I stand?
How long can I be visually positive
until I'm making it up?
And I could die a complete unknown
bury me the counterfeit
spin the lie so I can
believe it
Low
Lower than down
Sicker than sick of being tired
And I could die a complete unknown
bury me the counterfeit
could have, would have, should have
I didn't!
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