Page type: lyric reference
Artist: KKFOS
Canonical path: /kkfos/god-s-oblivion
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God's Oblivion
Read God's Oblivion lyrics by KKFOS on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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God's Oblivion
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Do you feel like god?
Then tell me who the fuck you think you are
Sweet dreams are not safe
If you want that everyone do the same way
Snares of conscience must call you back home
But you don't even know who is calling you
Oblivion is part in remain
We rise and we fall
We blame just ourselves
Brutal and vain is our way through it all
Do you think you’re really god?
But you don’t even know who is calling you
Then tell me who the fuck you think you are
Snares of conscience must call you back home
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