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Artist: Rockets
Canonical path: /rockets/wake-up
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Wake Up!
Read Wake Up! lyrics by Rockets on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wake Up!
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if we're too far apart
then can we ever
find a way to bridge the divide
to try and change my heart
no you will never
if you want me to alter my side
we mast have things we
see eye to eye on
please if we can agree
just one time, it'll be easy
when we are divided
see one side
who's right who may be wrong
it's not so easy
if only things where black and white
if we begin with things
we can agree
everythings else we can decide
is separation in fashion again?
we could work together
if it's all the same
i'd rather be alone
and use my own name
is separation in fashion again?
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Rockets performs "Wake Up!", and this lyric page sits inside the Rockets catalog on LyroVerse.
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