Wake Up Screaming
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Wake Up Screaming
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There was no escape
It was no passing phase for the thousands held at gunpoint
Digging their own graves
Or for those used to fuel the fires
Or as slaves in factories
Or those dying for an empire that would crumble to its knees
Do you see their bloodied faces when you close your eyes?
Or hear their breaking voices begging for their lives?
Kill anything that moves
Anything that breathes
Twenty-five years later wake up screaming from your dreams
The smell of burning flesh
Etched in memory
Remnants of a war that will never sleep
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I Hate Sally performs "Wake Up Screaming", and this lyric page sits inside the I Hate Sally catalog on LyroVerse.
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