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Artist: Thy Serpent
Canonical path: /thy-serpent/sleep-in-oblivion
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Sleep In Oblivion
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Sleep In Oblivion
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Tonight he'll cross the frontier into the unknown
Gone is all earthly pain and spiritual misery
Sometimes 'tis better to leave than stay
If all that waits is this cold world
Waiting to step into the beyond
Letting oneself to drain of life
Soon the voices will go quiet
and the air will go cold
Death is what heals the wounds of life
The days of your years you've suffered
You have deserved that one final sleep
Tomorrow your eye will not move anymore
And the greatest of sorrows will not return
Into so pale you have slept
Gone are the shadows of yesterday
Your soul did not leave you
Not into heaven, not into hell
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