Nural Sweet Oblivion lyrics

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Sweet Oblivion by Nural Sweet Oblivion lyrics I must admit, I lived in ignorant bliss for so long and loved every minute. But I've recently been rudely awakened by reality. With no call or knock you barged in and I demanded it stop Skip the foreplay, it had its way with me. Cause we're all so far from home, Reaping more than we have sewn. And we won't be let back in. We're banished from the end. I wasn't released, asked politely to leave Escorted with doors held open. But rather, thrown out and blacklisted for eternity. Well you can count on me dropping names I'm desperate, please return me To sweet oblivion, ohhh. Cause we're all so far from home, Reaping more than we have sewn. And we won't be let back in. We're banished from the end. Only time could heal these wounds, Only time could heal these wounds. Even when I tried, I couldn't leave. You held the key, but I was never a prisoner. You knew when the time came I'd know, And you'd let me go, but embrace me one last time. Right before the fall of men, heyy Cause we're all so far from home, Maybe further than we know And we won't be let back in. We're banished from the end. Cause we're all so far from home, More deserving than we know, than we know

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