Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Rise And Fall
Canonical path: /rise-and-fall/into-oblivion
Related lyric paths: 6
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Into Oblivion
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Into Oblivion
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Your words grew dead and cold
watched them sink into oblivion
we've all seen the damage done
watched you slip into oblivion
so at the end of your days
where will you go
when your kingdom's gone
worms cover you throne when the lights go out
and the clock strikes twelve
there will be no mercy
'cause none was ever shown
now behold what you reap
is only what you've sown
Sink into oblivion
so at the end of your days
where will you go
when your kingdom's gone
worms cover your throne when the clock strikes twelve
and the lights go out
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