Awakening
40 Below Summer · The Mourning After
I can't conceive this time is borrowed
Now I can't go on anymore
Turn on the lights and wake me up!
Is there a way to see tomorrow? (Is there a way to see?)
Is there a picture left to frame? (Is there a picture left to frame?)
Is there a flower in your garden? (Is there a flower in your garden?)
Or on the headstone of your grave? (On the headstone of your grave?)
I can't erase all of the sorrow; the past is gone
But I can change and make tomorrow a vision
Now I can hold on
Give me a sign and make me up
Is there a way to see tomorrow? (Is there a way to see?)
Is there a picture left to frame? (Is there a picture left to frame?)
Is there a flower in your garden? (Is there a flower in your garden?)
Or on the headstone of your grave? (On the headstone of your grave?)
Closing my eyes now wake me up
Is there a way to see tomorrow? (Is there a way to see?)
Is there a picture left to frame? (Is there a picture left to frame?)
Is there a flower in your garden? (Is there a flower in your garden?)
Or on the headstone of your grave? (Of your grave)
Of your grave
Awakening - 40 Below Summer
40 Below Summer's "Awakening" stands as a defining track on their 2017 album "The Mourning After," capturing the raw energy of the UK garage and electroclash scene. The song exemplifies the band's signature sound, blending gritty, lo-fi production with driving basslines and atmospheric synths that became hallmarks of their discography. Released during a pivotal era for the genre, the recording reflects the melancholic yet rhythmic aesthetic that characterized much of the late 2010s underground music landscape. Alongside other notable tracks on the album, such as "Monday Song" and "Breathless," "Awakening" showcases the group's ability to craft immersive sonic environments that resonate with fans of the era's most influential electronic acts.