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Artist: Songs of Oblivion
Canonical path: /songs-of-oblivion/the-song-of-oblivion
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The Song Of Oblivion
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The Song Of Oblivion
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The hazy way to proceed
Where we'll find the shame and blame
Remains for us only oblivion and renounce
There's no pleasure in that choice
Just pain, fear and servitude
The first light breaks this cycle
Putting dispair back into the shadows
There's no cure where sorrow lives
You've become your obscurest dreams
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