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Sweet Oblivion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bloody Wings Canonical path: /bloody-wings/sweet-oblivion Related lyric paths: 6
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Sweet Oblivion

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Since everything is broken,

And all the dreams are faded,

And all the hopes are fallen,

What am I here for?

Decline.

It's always raining and storming,

Where has the warm sun gone?

Through blackened days I am crawling,

Straight toward my tomb.

Decline.

Still I walk the path of self-destruction,

Going straight towards Sweet Oblivion.

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