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Awake
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Metal
Awake was released on January 1, 1999 by Roar as a part of the album Act Seven
album cover
Release DateJanuary 1, 1999
LabelRoar
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM80

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Crematory
Crematory
Performer
Felix Stass
Felix Stass
Lead Vocals
Harald Heine
Harald Heine
Electric Bass Guitar
Katrin Jüllich
Katrin Jüllich
Keyboards
Markus Jüllich
Markus Jüllich
Drums, Programming
Matthias Hechler
Matthias Hechler
Electric Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Felix Stass
Felix Stass
Songwriter
Harald Heine
Harald Heine
Songwriter
Katrin Jüllich
Katrin Jüllich
Songwriter
Markus Jüllich
Markus Jüllich
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Gerhard Magin
Gerhard Magin
Producer

Lyrics

Dreams that once found their destiny
Soar above carried by sorrow
The passage I once followed obstructed by barriers
Used up all the knowledge
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Now that you are awake
Dreams that once found their destiny
Now that you are awake
Wake up and tell me what you see
I witness the eminent past nearing
In the woods of darkness, in the valley of dismay
The lifeless guise of disembodied souls
Seeking, begging, bound towards the same trail
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Like a spider weaving its web to capture prey
Or a scorpion swinging his sting to slay
Now that you are awake
Dreams that once found their destiny
Now that you are awake
Wake up and tell me what you see
Blood flowing, life filling through your head
Can gently turn into a toxin of demise
The past is here and craves for homage
Darkness gorges the bellows for serenity
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Forgotten dreams turn to illusion
Now that you are awake
Now that you are awake
Dreams that once found their destiny
Now that you are awake
Wake up and tell me what you see
Written by: Felix Stass, Harald Heine, Katrin Jüllich, Markus Jüllich
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