Wake Me Up
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Wake Me Up
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I don't want to live in fear
Fear of the dark
I dread for the silence that plays on my heart
I'm going under
I'm dreaming but I'm sleepless
Wake me up
I've never felt so restless
Wake me up
I'm drowning in my secrets
Wake me up
A slave to my own weakness
Wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me up
Where do we go from here
The way is unclear
I run from the shadows that feeds on my fear
I'm going under
I'm dreaming but I'm sleepless
Wake me up
I've never felt so restless
Wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me up
I'm drowning in my secrets
Wake me up
A slave to my own weakness
Sick of the darkness
That won't let me go
The pain becomes me
Let me go
Slave to my own weakness
Let me go
Let me go
Wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me up
I'm drowning in my secrets
Wake me up
A slave to my own weakness
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Imminence performs "Wake Me Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Imminence catalog on LyroVerse.
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