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In Oblivion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Seigmen Canonical path: /seigmen/in-oblivion Related lyric paths: 6
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In Oblivion

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there is a train on its way on to rome today

and i travel - i ride the tide

and i travel - i walk the world

and i travel - i crawl the field

and i travel - i climb the top

this bird has flown

it all ends in oblivion

it all ends

how does it feel left alone?

how does it feel to be unknown?

and i travel around

and i travel alone

and i travel beneath

and i travel beyond

this bird has flown

it all ends in oblivion

it all ends

i make love

i make angels

i make room

i make it happen

i make wishes

i refuse to take your drugs again

it all ends

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