Oblivion
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Oblivion
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Immortal hatred longing
For what I've done to you
A shattered dream of greed
Confess of a faded bloom
Reminded day by day
The scars just cannot heal
Still unforgiven guilt
Am I a child within your hands ?
Tear my heart out, let me fall
Keep my faith enclosed in walls
Like a child within your hands
Close my eyes and let me fall
Into oblivion I urge
For you I dare to feel regret
A sacrifice I cannot fear
How can I cure what you protect ?
Immortal hatred longing
For what I've done for you
A shattered dream of need
Moments without truth
A mournful sacrifice
The scars will never heal
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Diary of Dreams performs "Oblivion", and this lyric page sits inside the Diary of Dreams catalog on LyroVerse.
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