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Wake Up

from Wood & WIre by Still RIver

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Featuring:
Juian Maeso / Organ

lyrics

You wake up You shake up You count your luck
And swear it's the very last time
The big day The long way The game you play
All you got, you ever want, to stay alive
Do you listen when the angels sing?
Do their secrets ever mean a thing?
A tough land A weak hand A broken plan
Hell bent on bringing you down
You're slackjawed The last straw You had enough
Without the will, the bell you got don't make a sound
Do you ever hear your demons cry?
Do you dare to look them in the eye?
I need you to lighten my load
I can take it if my head don’t explode
For all the times I chose not to say
Without you I wouldn't last a day
I once knew A man who Was good as new
When all is done it’s down to a name
The blind side The hard pride The lonely ride
Out of time there ain’t no use in taking the blame
Knowing all the times you tried to hide
All the things you thought you couldn’t find
I need you to lighten my load
I can take it if my head don’t explode
For all the times I chose not to say
Without you I wouldn't last a day

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from Wood & WIre, released January 1, 2016

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