Wide Awake
from Wide Awake by The Fixators
lyrics
The city’s breaking down with a boat attack
Looking at the docks and they’re looking quite intact
The innocence is there, the guilt is not, what a day
So I'm walking down the hill of the serpentine
Didn't realise that I'm looking blind
Till suddenly appears this grey old man in a suit
He said are you breaking down, don’t reply
And if you’re thinking of, don’t reply
And don’t you realise that your one track mind it isn't wide awake
Wide awake
So the sun is now setting on the eastern side
The boats are now drifting though ones in suicide
I'm thinking to myself is this right, wide awake
So I'm running to this man in the grey old suit
Didn't ask a thing but he told me what to do
So when I walked away I was so confused, not awake
He said are you breaking down, don’t reply
And if you’re thinking of, don’t reply
And don’t you realise that your one track mind it isn't wide awake
Wide awake
Looking at the docks and they’re looking quite intact
The innocence is there, the guilt is not, what a day
So I'm walking down the hill of the serpentine
Didn't realise that I'm looking blind
Till suddenly appears this grey old man in a suit
He said are you breaking down, don’t reply
And if you’re thinking of, don’t reply
And don’t you realise that your one track mind it isn't wide awake
Wide awake
So the sun is now setting on the eastern side
The boats are now drifting though ones in suicide
I'm thinking to myself is this right, wide awake
So I'm running to this man in the grey old suit
Didn't ask a thing but he told me what to do
So when I walked away I was so confused, not awake
He said are you breaking down, don’t reply
And if you’re thinking of, don’t reply
And don’t you realise that your one track mind it isn't wide awake
Wide awake
credits
from Wide Awake,
released February 9, 2013
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The Fixators Sydney, Australia
Sydney, Australia.
Vocals/guitar: Matt LIdbetter
Lead Guitar: Tim Clark
Bass: Mitch Prax
Drums: Tom Stokes
discography
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Oct 2014 -
Jan 2014 -
Feb 2013
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