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Hey There, Oblivion

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Hey There, Oblivion

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Clear night at the end of the world

The dogs are barking and the lights are low

I’ll wear my blue dress and I’ll water the roses

Just your heartbeat and the radio

And if it all goes up in smoke

I just want you to know

I’ll always hold you close

And we’ll see our old friend

Hey there, Oblivion

Blood Moon mariachi band

Smells like summer back in Michigan

Cigarettes and coppertone

And new breeze carries old ghosts

I’ve got no answers and I got no plans

Just gonna love you the best I can

And if it all goes up in smoke

I just want you to know I’ll always hold you close

And we’ll see our old friend

Hey there, Oblivion

And if it all goes up in smoke

I just want you to know I’ll always hold you close

And we’ll see our old friend

Hey there Oblivion

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