Oblivion Lyrics – Lorna Shore

Oblivion Lyrics by Lorna Shore is a new english song by Lorna Shore. The song is released on Lorna Shore’s official YouTube channel, written by Adam De Micco, Austin Archey, Will Ramos, and Andrew O’Connor, and produced by Josh Schroeder. Offering listeners an intense and apocalyptic experience, Oblivion is a brutally poetic descent into chaos, encapsulating the band’s signature symphonic deathcore style while delivering a powerful message of ecological collapse, human hubris, and inevitable self-destruction.

At its core, Oblivion is a damning commentary on mankind’s relentless destruction of the world and ourselves. Through visceral lyrics and catastrophic imagery, Lorna Shore portrays humanity as both the architect and the victim of its downfall. Themes of environmental devastation, inner turmoil, and moral reckoning dominate the track, as the band questions how far society will spiral before reaching total annihilation. The repeated motif of falling into oblivion reflects not only physical decay, but spiritual and existential extinction.

Oblivion Details

Song	Oblivion
Artists	Lorna Shore
Written By	Adam De Micco, Austin Archey, Will Ramos & Andrew O’Connor
Produced By	Josh Schroeder
Label	Lorna Shore
Released Date	May 16, 2025

Oblivion Lyrics

[Intro]
Shaking hands with death, a means of fallacy
Take all of your regret and fucking bathe in it

[Verse 1]
We only know how to burn the forest, stain the ocean, rip the Earth from its revolution
Forcing a path through the ebb and flow of rebirth
We feed the curse

[Verse 2]
We’ve justified the means, paving our way over
Setting fire to Asaiah to watch it burn
We all deserve 6 feet of dirt separation
Beneath the smoldering
A never-ending world inflamed
Our hands are crimson
Stained by the blood, the fucking blood
Now there’s nowhere left to run
What have we done? (What have we done?)

[Pre-Chorus]
We split the star
Fractured the earth
Our time has come
Oh, what have we done?

[Chorus]
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?

[Verse 3]
Where do I begin?
We’ve shaken hands with oblivion
A war of attrition
An involuntary epidemic suicide
Sweet cyanide
We cannot yet defy our form
We are the locust swarm

[Breakdown]
We are all poisonous, venomous inside
The blight of the world’s divide
We only know eradication
So kill the light in me
Diminish the sky’s reflection so we can finally see

[Verse 4]
This is the war within
All this destruction
Shake up the world unknown to me
We are infernal beings reconditioned for self-destruction, uh

[Refrain]
Our hands are crimson
Stained by the blood, the fucking blood
Now there’s nowhere left to run
What have we done?

[Chorus]
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?

[Breakdown]
We can’t escape
Oblivion
What?
Oh, what have we done?
This obsidian, this oblivion born from our sins
Over and over, it echoes inside of me
I feel it coming
Oblivion
Break down the walls of apocalyptic extinction, we exhume
We have carved the path of pain
Treading the fine line of our destructive nature into oblivion

[Pre-Chorus]
We split the star
Fractured the earth
Our time has come
Oh, what have we done?

[Chorus]
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?
Fall into oblivion
How far will we go until we lose it all?

[Instrumental Outro]

Oblivion Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The song opens with an unsettling invitation to confront mortality and guilt. “Shaking hands with death” and “bathe in regret” introduces the listener to a grim tone of nihilism and accountability, framing the entire song as a reckoning.

[Verse 1]
Lorna Shore highlights mankind’s destructive tendencies—burning forests, polluting oceans, and forcing unnatural change. The line “we feed the curse” suggests that our actions perpetuate a cycle of devastation, revealing a willful blindness to consequence.

[Verse 2]
This verse deepens the indictment of humanity’s actions. Setting fire to “Asaiah” (a name possibly symbolizing the Earth or spiritual life) and embracing death metaphorically emphasizes a collective descent. The “six feet of dirt separation” references burial, suggesting everyone is complicit in a shared fate.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus confronts irreversible damage. Splitting stars and fracturing earth are metaphors for ultimate destruction, perhaps alluding to nuclear war or environmental ruin. The rhetorical “what have we done?” echoes a desperate cry for accountability.

[Chorus]
The chorus serves as both a warning and lament. Falling into oblivion represents irreversible decay. Lorna Shore questions how far humanity will go before realizing it’s already too late—a central idea that recurs throughout the track.

[Verse 3]
The lyrics present oblivion not as an external force but something we’ve embraced. Terms like “epidemic suicide” and “sweet cyanide” suggest that destruction is chosen, not accidental. Describing humanity as a “locust swarm” frames people as a parasitic force draining life from the world.

[Breakdown]
This section explodes with raw emotion and metaphor. Declaring all of us “poisonous” and urging the light to be extinguished emphasizes a desire to confront truth without illusions. There’s a demand to face destruction directly, no longer shielded by denial or hope.

[Verse 4]
The war described here is internal as much as it is external. Lorna Shore recognizes humanity’s self-destructive nature, with “infernal beings” portraying people as inherently corrupted, evolved to bring about their own downfall.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats earlier imagery—bloodied hands and the question of culpability. It reaffirms that there’s no escape from the consequences of our collective choices, and no redemption without recognition.

[Chorus]
Revisiting the chorus strengthens its urgency. The repetition implies that the plunge into oblivion isn’t a moment, but a process—one we’re already deep within.

[Breakdown]
This extended breakdown acts as the song’s emotional climax. “We can’t escape” signals resignation, while “obsidian” and “oblivion” symbolize darkness born from sin. The final lines admit that destruction is the path we’ve carved ourselves, turning apocalypse into destiny.

[Pre-Chorus]
The return of the pre-chorus reiterates the irreversible damage. Splitting stars and fracturing the earth now feel like final steps in a long, self-inflicted decline.

[Chorus]
The final chorus closes the lyrical loop. Its repetition underscores the hopeless spiral toward oblivion, leaving listeners with the haunting thought: how far will we go until everything is lost?

[Instrumental Outro]
The instrumental outro allows the chaos to settle into silence, letting the weight of the lyrics linger. It echoes the theme of a world stripped of light, swallowed by the void we created.

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