Wake Up! Wake Up!
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Wake Up! Wake Up!
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I was born with 6 strings wrapped around my heart
And a few trusty chords to pull me through when i'm falling apart
I've got a handful of bad ideas and a pocket of hope
And a mouthful of blood and words that come straight from the fucking heart...
Wake Up! Wake Up!
Dig deep inside, take a deep breath and then you'll realize
Time waits for no-one so stop waiting around
For something that's never gonna happen at all!
I grew up confused with a hole in my head
And a little voice inside saying i'd be better off dead
Well by the time i was 7 i'd seen hell and i'd seen heaven
And god knows i'm not going back there again!
Time waits for no-one so stop waiting around
For something that's never gonna happen at all!
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