Walk To Oblivion (feat.Ralph Pelleymounter)
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Walk To Oblivion (feat.Ralph Pelleymounter)
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When you fall asleep with your head upon my shoulder
When you're in my arms but you've gone somewhere deeper
Are you going to age with grace?
Are you going to age without mistakes?
Are you going to age with grace?
Are you going to leave a path to trace?
When oblivion is calling out your name
You always take it further than I ever can
(Wanna talk about it)
(Wanna talk about it)
(Wanna talk about it)
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