Wake Up

Emigrate

We're lost, your mind was on the road
Your call, maybe it's time to go
Claim back what is mine
Same track, I'm losing time
Take in the rules of game
Sinking it's time to make a change

Wake up
And now I see what I never saw before
You gotta wake up baby
And now I feel what I never felt before
You gotta wake up baby
Wake up

I'll wait but can you see what's wrong
Like you I fell into the problem
Had faith that everything's ok
I don't believe what you say
Turn it, turn it all around
Learn it starting from the ground

Wake up
And now I see what I never saw before
You gotta wake up baby
And now I feel what I never felt before
You gotta wake up baby
And now I've stayed where I never stayed before
You gotta wake up baby
And now I've gone where I never went before
So wake up, wake up baby
Wake up



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Wake Up Lyrics as written by Richard Z. Kruspe

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    this song is about becoming famous, hes introduced to a whole new world and it feels like a dream cuz its too good to be true

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    Relleon July 01, 2008   Link

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