Be better, wanna see a sunny day
It's been a while, it's been forever
Seen my life, so many pieces seem scattered

I don't play a role
I'll be gone, nah, it don't matter
What's the matter

Insecurities
Aren't you here to show
All the swimming is your weakness
And they take control
And I try put on my chin
Even not so low
Try to swallow all the pain
Knowing you won't go

I'm so stressed, so stressed out
Shawty, got me sinking, I'm alright now
To the other side
Grass is greener, no, it is filled
Fill me with your poison, I can be foul
And I made you seem better than you are
On a pedestal lighting, go so hard

Sound down below, happiness so far
A part of me, girl, you left your mark

I'm stressed

I'm stressed

Wake up
From the nightmare that I'm stuck in
I don't want to wait, I'm boxed in
Wanna run away, I'm locked in

Wake up
From the nightmare that I'm stuck in
I don't want to wait, I'm boxed in
Wanna run away, I'm locked in

I'm so stressed, so stressed out
Shawty, got me sinking, I'm alright now
To the other side
Grass is greener, no, it is filled
Fill me with your poison, I can be foul
And I made you seem better than you are
On a pedestal lighting, go so hard
Sound down below, happiness so far
A part of me, girl, you left your mark

I'm stressed

I'm stressed


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Wake Up Lyrics as written by Bear Bear & Friends Gill Chang

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