Wake Me When It's Over
Read Wake Me When It's Over lyrics by The Cranberries on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wake Me When It's Over
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Trying to forget
Something that you know
It hasn't killed you yet
But you cannot let it go
I'm trying to exist
Trying not to scream
How it does persist
Entrapped inside a dream
Fighting's not the answer
Fighting's not the cure
It's eating you like cancer
It's killing you for sure
So wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Living in the past
It's difficult to hide
Some things will never last
When you're swallowing your pride
Fighting's not the answer
Fighting's not the cure
It's eating you like cancer
It's killing you for sure
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Watch the rain drop
Watch the rain drop
Watch the rain drop
So wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
Wake me when it's over
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The Cranberries performs "Wake Me When It's Over", and this lyric page sits inside the The Cranberries catalog on LyroVerse.
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