Oblivion
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Oblivion
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What are you waiting for,
You don't even have to run,
Travel for miles for,
My own oblivion
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me,
What are you waiting for,
I'm asking you to shoot,
My eyes, maybe they tell it all,
Lost behind the suit
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me
This is further than I ever meant to be,
Turn me around and push my yesterday to me
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