Wake Up
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Wake Up
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The phone rang early in the morning
My eyes stung as I stumbled down the hallway
I found my friend at breakfast in the lobby
If I slept in I wouldn't have this
Oh today
I wouldn't want to live it like yesterday, honey
I could have been dreaming
But I'm having some fruit, with you
Took a swim and so did my laundry
Good morning! It's getting better by the coffee
Read a book, write a book or something
It's just free time that I took
Oh today
I wouldn't want to live it like yesterday, honey
I could have been dreaming
But I'm spending some time with you
I'd take a second try maybe
If I forgot my only plans
But now's that time
And the air's alright
For a circle around the inn
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Limbeck performs "Wake Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Limbeck catalog on LyroVerse.
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