Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Unseen Terror
Canonical path: /unseen-terror/oblivion-descends
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Oblivion Descends
Read Oblivion Descends lyrics by Unseen Terror on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Oblivion Descends
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Napalm falling, screams of torment, thousands die,
A deafening nighmare out of nowhere comes to life.
Blinding lite, intense heat and howling winds.
Legal murder, crimes committed just to win.
Barren wasteland, deadly silent, nothing left,
Scorched remains of fallen buildings, scenes of death.
Those that lived through this madness still remember,
The fateful day when Hiroshima was burnt to embers.
War is timeless,
Unpredicted,
Thoughts of hatred,
Unrestricted.
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