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Wake up, wake up
Little Liza, wake up
I've not seen you sleeping so sound
Pull up your dress
This is no place to rest
It's far too cold here on the ground
Wake up, wake up,
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
Wake up, wake up
Missus Joanie, wake up
I've not seen you so spent and poor
Let's get you snug
Come up off the rug
There's no virtue here on the floor
Wake up, wake up
Mister Jacobs, wake up
I've not seen you so bent on prayer
Put on your shoes
You're too heavy too move
You're in the way here on the stairs
Wake up, wake up,
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
Wake up, wake up,
Clumsy Nana, wake up
I've not seen your room so a mess
You've toppled the drawer
There's glass by the door
And lantern oil spilt on your chest
Wake up, wake up,
Brother Frederick, wake up
O where are you dressing to go?
Take off your coat
There's a tie on your throat
You won't make it far in this snow
Wake up, wake up,
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
She's up, she up,
Little Liza, she's up
She's up from the ember and ash
Let's quiet your head
Your prayers are all read
I've not heard so muffled a mass
Little Liza, wake up
I've not seen you sleeping so sound
Pull up your dress
This is no place to rest
It's far too cold here on the ground
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
Missus Joanie, wake up
I've not seen you so spent and poor
Let's get you snug
Come up off the rug
There's no virtue here on the floor
Mister Jacobs, wake up
I've not seen you so bent on prayer
Put on your shoes
You're too heavy too move
You're in the way here on the stairs
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
Clumsy Nana, wake up
I've not seen your room so a mess
You've toppled the drawer
There's glass by the door
And lantern oil spilt on your chest
Brother Frederick, wake up
O where are you dressing to go?
Take off your coat
There's a tie on your throat
You won't make it far in this snow
Everybody, wake up
Drag your bones to the fireplace heap
For I must go walking as somebody else
On the dreams of those fallen to sleep
Little Liza, she's up
She's up from the ember and ash
Let's quiet your head
Your prayers are all read
I've not heard so muffled a mass
Song Info
Submitted by
eastjesusshenanigan418 On Jul 12, 2017
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