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When does it stop feeling like a dream?

2021

Yesterday
I woke up a non-believer
And today
I wondered when my luck began to fade
Yesterday
I woke up, and I'd thought I'd seen her
And today I wonder where the time when away
I know, tomorrow
Won’t be the same with you
The growing pains to shed my bones
Of this fleeting youth
Alone
Alone
Alone
Alone
Get born
Live life
Then die alone
That's just the way nature goes
That’s just the way nature goes
It’s been 3 weeks now and I’ve walked a hundred miles back
To tell her all the words I should have said but would she have understood
How do you speak for the dead
How do you speak for the dead
When they never had the chance
To speak for themselves
How do you speak for the dead
How do you speak for the dead
How do you speak for the dead
I know tomorrow won't be the same without you
Growing Pains to shed my bones
Tomorrow won’t be the same without you
A tiny box of box bones to bury
Tomorrow won’t be the same without you
Growing pains to shed my youth
Tomorrow won’t be the same without you
A tiny box of box bones to bury as my eulogy to you
As my eulogy to you
Alone
Alone
Alone
Alone
Get born, live life, then die alone
That's just the way nature goes
Get born, live life, then die alone
That's just the way nature goes
Wake up, wake up
Go back to bed
I wanna go home again
Wake up, wake up
It's just a dream
And nothing is ever as it seems
This ain't the way it's supposed to be
(That's just the way nature goes)
(That's just the way nature goes)
(That's just the way nature goes)
Credits
Cellar Dwellar

Cellar Dwellar

About “Tomorrow (Wake)” by Cellar Dwellar

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"Tomorrow (Wake)" appears on "When does it stop feeling like a dream?" in 2021.

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