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Oblivion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Noldor Canonical path: /noldor/oblivion Related lyric paths: 6
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Oblivion

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Towards to empire

All shall fall

In ruins of life

Beyond the gate

The purpose to death

Breaking the sky

Heaven will fall with our presence

The creation, dies

Shows the deepest cries

Oblivion

(This is what we fall)

Oblivion

(This is what we fall)

I see the seas of blood

I see the awakening of lust

I see the fall of a man

I see all disgrace, again

I see

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