Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Microphones
Canonical path: /the-microphones/wake-me-up
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Wake Me Up
Read Wake Me Up lyrics by The Microphones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Wake Me Up
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(wake me up)
While I slept you came in through the window.
(morning sun)
I heard you whisper my name.
Your voice was the singing of birds.
From where I was you sounded far away
But slowly I floated towards the sound I was hearing.
The sound of you whispering to me.
I let go and opened my eyes.
Once I let go I forget where I was.
I squinted my eyes in the sun.
I caughht a few glimpses and everything was bright.
It was you I was seeing in sunlight.
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