Wake Up
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Wake Up
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Culture is the awakening of man
It is to see a new dawn, a new
Love, a new reason to fight for
The equality of the suffering people
Culture is awakening, to understand that
There is a need, and that the state should
Help to meet the needs of the people
And thus bring the greatest sum of happiness
Culture is the awakening of man
It is to see a new dawn, a new
Love, a new reason to fight for
The equality of the suffering people
Culture is waking up and saying the fight
Continue, and approach the man or woman
That fights for the social need that overwhelms
To the world, because there is a need, but there are people
In the government they turn a blind eye
Culture is the awakening of man
It is to see a new dawn, a new
Love, a new reason to fight for
The equality of the suffering people
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Sergio Umbria performs "Wake Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
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