Wake Up
Pennywise · Other Songs - Pennywise
woke up this morining
hoping for a better day
gotta make a change right now
gotta find a better way
i took a good look at my problems
and their piling up in my head
gotta take a chance right now
before i wind up dead
wake up my friend
someones knocking at your door
last chance for you
its time to even up the score
so many reasons for living
but you wont even try
wake up and take back your life
When i look in the mirror
i dont like what i see
im like a stranger in a foreign town
it doesnt even look like me
gotta find a way back to
the place where i belong
dont know where im going but
i know where im going wrong
wake up my friend
someones knocking at your door
last chance for you
its time to even up the score
so many reasons for living
but you dont even try
wake up and take back your life
hoping for a better day
gotta make a change right now
gotta find a better way
i took a good look at my problems
and their piling up in my head
gotta take a chance right now
before i wind up dead
wake up my friend
someones knocking at your door
last chance for you
its time to even up the score
so many reasons for living
but you wont even try
wake up and take back your life
When i look in the mirror
i dont like what i see
im like a stranger in a foreign town
it doesnt even look like me
gotta find a way back to
the place where i belong
dont know where im going but
i know where im going wrong
wake up my friend
someones knocking at your door
last chance for you
its time to even up the score
so many reasons for living
but you dont even try
wake up and take back your life
Wake Up - Pennywise
Pennywise's 'Wake Up' stands as a defining track within the band's energetic punk rock repertoire, capturing the raw intensity characteristic of their early work. The song exemplifies the genre's driving rhythms and melodic hooks, serving as a staple in their live performances and a touchstone for fans of the scene. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the recording reflects the band's commitment to high-octane punk energy and their ability to craft anthems that resonate with audiences. As part of their broader discography, the track highlights Pennywise's influence on the modern punk landscape, offering a powerful sonic experience that remains relevant to listeners today.