Oblivion Dust
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Lullabye

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Oblivion Dust Canonical path: /oblivion-dust/lullabye Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Lullabye

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Don't need to be unhappy

So please don't cry

We're already there

We're gonna be so... )

Don't need to be unhappy

We're gonna be so happy

Don't need to be unhappy

We're gonna be so happy

Lullabye for you

Lullabye for you

Don't have to be lonely

Don't have to be all alone

( Don't need to be unhappy

We need to be free

But we're already there

We're gonna be so happy

So happy... so happy... )

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