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Into Oblivion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jack Frost Canonical path: /jack-frost/into-oblivion Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Into Oblivion

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Stone cold breeze

As i walk

In the dawn

Eternal sleep

Walls they breathe

As i talk

To myself

Anguish creeps

chorus

Worship my ashes

When i'm gone

Don't let me vanish

Into oblivion

My senses bleed

As i see

My body drown in

Infinity

Stone cold breeze

As i walk

In the dawn

Eternal sleep

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