Woke Up
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Woke Up
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Woke up in a city that doesn't sleep
Full of rain
You woke me up
Woke up in a city down by the sea
Like a dream
You woke me up
I woke up in a city full of snow
And history and beauty and Christmas-lights and cold
With angels that come when all is lost
In golden light at dead of night
They take you home
And I woke up
I woke up
Woke up in a city that doesn't sleep
You woke me up, You woke me up, You woke me up
And I woke up in a city by the sea
You woke me up, You woke me up, You woke me up
You woke me up
I woke up in a city full of rain
The world had stopped
I woke up to feel no pain
Day from night
Anti-gravity and light
It's so clear, just what I'm doing here
The blinding obvious is what you showed to me.
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