Warden
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Warden
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What have you come here trying to find?
What is that you are looking for?
Within this realm of unconscious thought
What you seek is nothing but a fleeting lie
How times have you tried to dig
Into the furthest reaches of your dreams
Only to awake
To a place where all you long for is sleep
Oh but the sweet release never comes
For you are already beneath
Looking up through the surface of reality
Upon the shores of the dreaming mind
Lies the edge of all manifestation
What have you come here trying to find?
What is that you are looking for?
Within this realm of unconscious thought
What you seek is nothing but a fleeting lie
Why have you done this?
Everything that I lived for is gone
Now come and join me
we will lie forever in sleep
Why have you done this?
Everything is gone.
You will be locked beneath
I am the warden of your mind
And there is no escape
Here you must now wait
The sentencing has just begun
Behold your fate
From this you will never wake.
Why have you done this?
Everything is gone.
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Who performs "Warden"?
Behold Oblivion performs "Warden", and this lyric page sits inside the Behold Oblivion catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Warden"?
Yes. The related section below points to Ascendance and Astral Imprisonment with a short reason for opening each page next.
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