Sleep Awake
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Sleep Awake
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My eyes, my eyes
My eyes are open wide
Wake up, wake up
Wake me up from the inside
Let yourself free your mind
I think I'm 'bout to drown
Keeping me unconscious
The weight keeps pulling me deeper
And deeper down
The shadow of the sun
A mother of the night
Hypnos signs to me
A lullaby of the ancient times
My eyes, my eyes
My eyes are open wide
Wake up, wake up
Wake me up from the inside
We are sleeping awake
We're awake
We are dreaming awake
We're awake
Free your mind now
Do not let yourself drown
Just free your mind
We are the prisoners of our mind
Prisoners of our mind
Show me a sign
Show me a sign
Show me a sign of reality
Its brought you to your knees
Fight back from this disease
Wake up wake up
A death sentence of misery
Wake up wake up
Show me a sign of reality
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Who performs "Sleep Awake"?
Crystal Lake performs "Sleep Awake", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Lake catalog on LyroVerse.
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