Oblivion Days - Rocket Scientists

Oblivion Days - Rocket Scientists

  • Year of release: 2007
  • Language: English
  • Duration: 7:06

Below is the lyrics of the song Oblivion Days , artist - Rocket Scientists with translation

Lyrics " Oblivion Days "

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Oblivion Days

Rocket Scientists

This time next year we’ll be looking at our yesterdays

See how far we’ve come from here

All of our fears are the history of future days

Climb the mountain, touch the skyline

If you know that change is constant

You’ll find it’s nothing new

Don’t be surprised when you realize it’s happened to you

There’s a storm on the horizon

It’s coming here to stay

It’s a one way ride through the silicon sky

Oblivion days

The road is clear down the neverending motorway

From the brink of fleeting time

Along the banks of the river turning night to day

Climb the mountain, touch the skyline

If you know that change is constant

You’ll find it’s nothing new

Don’t be surprised when you realize it’s happened to you

There’s a storm on the horizon

It’s coming here to stay

It’s a suicide dive through the hurricane’s eye

Oblivion days

This time next year we’ll be looking at our yesterdays

See how far we’ve come from here

The sound you’ll hear ‘cross the ocean land of far away

Climb the mountain, touch the skyline

When you know that change is constant

You’ll find it’s nothing new

Don’t be surprised when the compromise is all about you

You can read it in the headlines

It’s close in every way

When the holes in the sky just multiply

Oblivion days

When you’re standing at the crossroads

So far from hallowed ground

Where the high road ends just ‘round the bend in a flash of sight and sound

There’s a storm on the horizon

It’s coming here to stay

It’s a one way ride through the silicon sky

Oblivion days

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