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Artist: Galaxie 500
Canonical path: /galaxie-500/oblivious
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Oblivious
Read Oblivious lyrics by Galaxie 500 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oblivious
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Came to the door but she wouldn't see me
So I turned away to leave
She leaned out the window and said where ya goin?
Now I have no time to grieve
And as I pushed my foot to the pedal
I was driving much too fast
The rain comin down and I couldn't see much
Now I have no time to grieve
And now you're right all the time
And I'm just oblivious
I'd rather stay in bed with you
Till it's time to get a drink
Came to the door but she wouldn't see me
So I turned away to leave
She leaned out the window and said "where ya goin?"
Now I have no time to grieve
And now you're right all the time
And I'm just oblivious
I'd rather stay in bed with you
Till it's time to get a drink
(I'm hyperventilating)
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