Oblivion
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Oblivion
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Flickering lanterns
The only light we see
Same old patterns
We choose to follow
We ran a million miles
Went through mysteries
Young blood dried out
Here we are, wondering if
Somewhere there's a place
Where we belong
If there is, it's damn beautiful
Somewhere where light and dark fulfills
All the emptiness we sometimes feel
The storm went away
And the rainbow came
But we did not realise
That it was rain that united us
Unaware we faded into oblivion
Our time together reached the guillotine
Circling around the circles
We ended up at the beginning wondering if
Somewhere there's a place
Where we belong
If there is, it's damn beautiful
Somewhere where light and dark fulfills
All the emptiness we sometimes feel
Fell into oblivion
Fell into oblivion
Fell into oblivion
Fell into oblivion
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