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Artist/Band:
Tegan And Sara
Lyrics for Song: Wake Up Exhausted
Lyrics for Album: So Jealous [2005]
I wake up exhausted, it's not mornin'
It's back to sleep to re-dream me
We're alone and we're happy
But there you are angry with me
Are you alright? I can stand up straight
Are you alright, can you get me off your mind?
I hated this city before you came here
So let go and move on
We're strangers, we're not friends
I hate this and I hate them
This city's exhausted and it's wound up
Soon to be a place that's just filled up
And I found out that you're angry
And you're sorry you ever met me
Are you alright? I can stand up straight
Are you alright, can you get me off your mind?
I am alright I can stand up straight
Are you alright, can you get me off your mind?
I wake up exhausted, it's not mornin'
It's back to sleep to re-dream me
We're alone and we're happy
But there you are angry with me
Are you alright? I can stand up straight
Are you alright? I can you get you off my mind
I am alright, I can stand up straight
Are you alright, can you get me off your mind?
Can you get me off your mind?
Can you get me off your mind?
Can you get me off your mind?
Can you get me off your mind?
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Wake Up Exhausted
Wake Up Exhausted stands as a defining track from Tegan and Sara's 2005 album So Jealous, capturing the raw energy of their early indie pop era. The song exemplifies the duo's signature harmonies and introspective songwriting, blending emotional vulnerability with driving rhythms. Released during a pivotal period in their career, the recording helped solidify their reputation for crafting relatable narratives about relationships and personal growth. The track remains a staple in their discography, showcasing the polished production and melodic sensibilities that characterized their work in the mid-2000s. Its enduring presence in live sets and collections highlights its significance within their broader musical catalogue, offering listeners a concise yet powerful glimpse into the band's evolving sound during a transformative time. |
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