Oblivion
from KARMA by Brother ape
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OBLIVION
Reality
Here You Come Again
Now I Am Back From Tomorrow
I Dreamed I Was Flying
Watching Everyone Below
From Way Up High
I Had Lost My Faith In Man
And I Had Found A Cure
I Can’t Remember What It Was
Can’t Remember What It Was
Oblivion
Now You’ve Taken My Mind
I Found Myself In Heaven
In A Place Of All Colours
Where No One Had To Fear Life
And Where They’d All Be Free
In The Loveliest World Of All
To Where Had I Escaped?
I Can’t Remember Where It Was
Can’t Remember Where It Was
Reality
Here You Come Again
Now I Am Back From Tomorrow
I Dreamed I Was Flying
Watching Everyone Below
From Way Up High
I Had Lost My Faith In Man
And I Had Found A Cure
I Can’t Remember What It Was
Can’t Remember What It Was
Oblivion
Now You’ve Taken My Mind
I Found Myself In Heaven
In A Place Of All Colours
Where No One Had To Fear Life
And Where They’d All Be Free
In The Loveliest World Of All
To Where Had I Escaped?
I Can’t Remember Where It Was
Can’t Remember Where It Was
credits
from KARMA,
released May 21, 2017
Lyrics by SD
Lyrics by SD
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