Wake Up Hate

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Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Said wake up late late afternoon

I said wake up late too late for school

I say my daddy always said go get a job

Mommy always said i am a slob

I said oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

I say

Come a come a come a come a come a care

I said ah can i tell ya baby what a time of year

We say ah headed for the bottle wanna drink some booze

Wake up in the morning gonna hit the snooze

Said oh oh oh

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Say come a come a come a come a come a care

I say can i tell ya baby what a time of year

We say I headed for the bottle wanna drink some booze

Wake up in the morning gonna hit the snooze

Said oh oh oh

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Oh oh oh

Wake up late

Wake up late

Cmon

Wake up late

Wake up late

C'mon people all say now

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Wake up late

Oh oh oh

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Oh oh oh

Tell me now

Wake up late!

Wake Up Hate

Slightly Stoopid has long been a defining force in the reggae fusion and dub genres, blending laid-back rhythms with rock energy. Wake Up Hate stands as a testament to the band's ability to craft infectious grooves that resonate across their extensive discography. The track captures the group's signature sound, characterized by smooth basslines and relaxed vocal delivery that invite listeners into a state of musical ease. As part of their broader body of work, the song reflects the band's consistent exploration of themes surrounding daily life and personal reflection. It fits seamlessly alongside other notable recordings from their catalogue, showcasing the versatility that has sustained their career for decades. This piece remains a staple for fans who appreciate the seamless integration of reggae, rock, and hip-hop influences that define the band's unique identity.