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Artist: Chelsea Grin
Canonical path: /chelsea-grin/oblivion
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oblivion
Read Oblivion lyrics by Chelsea Grin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oblivion
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I rest alone in a place
I never thought I would be
I have given everything I am
Why must I feel empty?
Will I ever feel again?
I have given everything I am
All must live with vivid nightmares
Of life after death
Plagued with images of a figure
Never know the face
How can I bear this?
Why must we bare this?
Need to fulfill our nothingness
They call serenity?
I want to break out of this place
To embrace this hate
I shatter every mirror
But yet you reappear
With a crooked smile
And weathered face
The doors have been sealed shut
To keep the secrets that lie within
Through death's dark hollows
I must fall to live in grace
Only when my heart stops
I will truly live again
Shatter every mirror
But yet you reappear
With a crooked smile
And weathered face
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Chelsea Grin performs "Oblivion", and this lyric page sits inside the Chelsea Grin catalog on LyroVerse.
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