Wake Me (Tangled)
from American Tour by Band of Lovers
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lyrics
Here’s to another day
try to stay awake
and remember why
Why you’re out of bed
why you’re up at all
why you keep on trying
Leave it to my hands
to my hands to shake
when she’s standing outside
when she says hello
Leave it to my voice
to my voice to crack
when I try and say it back
but my knees let go
and I know I’m letting go
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled
Here’s to another day
no, don’t be afraid
take a step outside
Walk her to the porch
leave her at the door
there’s still so much more
but you’re out of time
and I know there’s never time
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled
Won’t somebody wake me up
tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Wake me up
try to stay awake
and remember why
Why you’re out of bed
why you’re up at all
why you keep on trying
Leave it to my hands
to my hands to shake
when she’s standing outside
when she says hello
Leave it to my voice
to my voice to crack
when I try and say it back
but my knees let go
and I know I’m letting go
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled
Here’s to another day
no, don’t be afraid
take a step outside
Walk her to the porch
leave her at the door
there’s still so much more
but you’re out of time
and I know there’s never time
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Wake me up
Wake me, it feels like I’m dreaming
and when my feet hit the ground, oh then
wake me all over again
in the strands of her hair
I’m tangled
Won’t somebody wake me up
tangled up
I’m tangled up
tangled up
won’t somebody wake me up
Wake me up
credits
from American Tour,
released June 2, 2017
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Band of Lovers
With a folk heart and classic roots, Band of Lovers keeps you on your toes in a world of rich harmonies and lush arrangements.
discography
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Jun 2017 -
Feb 2015 -
Oct 2013
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