Wake Up
from Songs Your Parents Would Like! by koopa kid
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Wake up, tell me what I'm supposed to be
Wake up, tell me what to think
Wake up, tell me not to care
Wake up, run your hands through my hair
And I don't ever want you to leave
But Jesus Christ, Plant, you're killing me
I'm sorry that it ended up this way
Wake up, tell me who am I
Wake up, tell me when to die
Wake up, I don't wanna see you cry
Wake up, it's time to say goodbye
I never thought I'd want you to go
Before you leave there's something that I need you to know
I'm sorry that it ended up this way
Maybe things could be different another day
Wake up, tell me what to think
Wake up, tell me not to care
Wake up, run your hands through my hair
And I don't ever want you to leave
But Jesus Christ, Plant, you're killing me
I'm sorry that it ended up this way
Wake up, tell me who am I
Wake up, tell me when to die
Wake up, I don't wanna see you cry
Wake up, it's time to say goodbye
I never thought I'd want you to go
Before you leave there's something that I need you to know
I'm sorry that it ended up this way
Maybe things could be different another day
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from Songs Your Parents Would Like!,
released October 19, 2018
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Dec 2018 -
Oct 2018
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