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Idle In Oblivion

from Born of Fire by POISON TONGUES

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Idle in oblivion
I saw ripples in the water
The serpent has done its deed
Ripples in the water
It slithered back to its king
I won't be fooled again - Left to scavenge in this waste
And build protective shelter from remnants of the blast
This decimation - The human race has failed
Tricked us into mass destruction - And Left in ruin to survive
I saw Ripples in the water
The serpent has done its deed
Ripples in the water
It Slithered back to its king
Now we're left to pick up the pieces and try to salvage our existence
Who can you trust now that we’re all rouges
Back to the ways of old west - It's Shoot or be killed
We let the snakes control our minds and destroy our world.
I saw ripples in the water.
The serpent has done its deed
Ripples in the water
It slithered back to its king
Now we Idle in oblivion
Oblivion

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from Born of Fire, track released November 19, 2021

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