Long-Time Behaviour - Inverse Laplace Transformation

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I already did research a lot but didn't find any solutions for my problem.

I have a complex function $F(s)$ but can't solve for f(t) via the inverse Laplace-Transformation. I assume there is no analytical way.

Anyways: I'm just interested in the long time behaviour of $f(t)$, aka how the dependence is as $t\rightarrow \infty$ (it should go like $t^{-a}$).

Is there any approach/lemma/theorem I can use, but at this point im kind of desperate.

To give the actual problem:

$F(s)=1/(s+G(s))$ and $G(s)=\mathcal{L}\left[(A\exp{\omega_0t})/(1/ \omega_0+it)^2\right]$