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Def Leppard ~ Kings Of Oblivion


Cold nights, dark days Love moves in mysterious ways It's so sweet like a mother's tongue Whose symphony protects her young But this truth ain't what it seems Cause you and I have different dreams You rise up but you never learn As we try to shake this sleep that burns The darkness screams its icy breath As daylight dies a thousand deaths Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution Reach out to the past We blame the victim first and last Blind faith got you and me Running like a refugee We fall out and into the street To wash the blood out of the sheets And your pain, it flows like wine As my subconscious reaps your mind I stretch to kiss the burning sky And watch the waking beauty cry Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution Is it such a crime to watch the sunset for the last time Until we meet again, goodbye, farewell, amen Cold nights, dark days Love moves in mysterious ways We rise up but you'll never learn As we try to shake this sleep that burns The darkness screams its icy breath As daylight dies a thousand deaths Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution more free lyrics

Cold nights, dark days
Love moves in mysterious ways
It's so sweet like a mother's tongue
Whose symphony protects her young
But this truth ain't what it seems
Cause you and I have different dreams
You rise up but you never learn
As we try to shake this sleep that burns

The darkness screams its icy breath
As daylight dies a thousand deaths

Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution
Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution

Reach out to the past
We blame the victim first and last
Blind faith got you and me
Running like a refugee
We fall out and into the street
To wash the blood out of the sheets
And your pain, it flows like wine
As my subconscious reaps your mind

I stretch to kiss the burning sky
And watch the waking beauty cry

Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution
Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution

Is it such a crime to watch the sunset for the last time
Until we meet again, goodbye, farewell, amen

Cold nights, dark days
Love moves in mysterious ways
We rise up but you'll never learn
As we try to shake this sleep that burns

The darkness screams its icy breath
As daylight dies a thousand deaths

Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution
Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution
Kings of oblivion, deadly and divine solution
Kings of oblivion, welcome to my revolution

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