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Artist: Have Fun Dying
Canonical path: /have-fun-dying/oblivious
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Oblivious
Read Oblivious lyrics by Have Fun Dying on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Oblivious
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"Let's break down our differences"
I don't know what the difference is
Because this is beyond repair
Woe-oh-oh
With my foot in my mouth
My pride fades away
It burns in the pit of my stomach
Woe-oh-oh
With head full of regret
And heart full of remorse
The marrow in my bones
Is oblivious
"Let's break down our differences"
I don't know what the difference is
Fuck aesthetics, we're robots now
Woe-oh-oh
With your head in the clouds
You might never come down
It's burn in the pit of my stomach
Woe-oh-oh
With head full of regret
And heart full of remorse
The marrow in my bones
Is oblivi-uuuuuuuuuhhhs.....
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With head full of regret
And heart full of remorse
The marrow in my bones
Is oblivious
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