Waking Up
Waking Up

OneRepublic - Waking Up Lyrics

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Waking Up Lyrics

I found variety
On Nolan's Avenue
Down where the air is thick
As L.A. skies are blue
The water tried to break it down
But it held through
It gave a little for the sake of staying true

We cut ties
We tell lies
We hate change
And we wanna claim where we feel
We take toes
We rake yours
Yeah we dig holes
And we're diggin' right in your fears

We're waking up
We're waking up
And right on time
And right on time
We'll take these roads
We'll break them up
And right on time
And right on time!

We got cars
We write laws
We won't pause
Don't you know we're wizards working in Oz
We don't lose
We might bruise
Yeah but we'll rain fire on ya till you're playing
All of your cards

We're waking up
We're waking up
And right on time
And right on time
We'll take these roads
We'll break them up
And right on time
And right on time!
On time!
Right on time!
Waking up!
Waking up!
Yeah

Ooh!
Oh!
Ooh!

Writer(s): RYAN TEDDER, DREW BROWN
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. When was the song 'Waking Up' by OneRepublic released?

    'Waking Up' was released as part of OneRepublic's second studio album, also titled 'Waking Up'. The album was released on November 13, 2009, in Germany and on November 17, 2009, in the United States.

  2. Who are the writers of the song 'Waking Up'?

    'Waking Up' was written by Ryan Tedder and Drew Brown. Ryan Tedder is also the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for OneRepublic.

  3. Where were some parts of 'Waking Up' recorded?

    Parts of the song 'Waking Up' were recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London and Park Hill Studios in Denver. The recording sessions took place between January 2008 and August 2009.

  4. What musical elements are used in 'Waking Up'?

    'Waking Up' features a mix of traditional rock instruments like guitar and drums along with orchestral elements such as strings from The London Studio Orchestra. It incorporates a cinematic feel with influences from alternative rock.

  5. What themes does the song 'Waking Up' explore?

    'Waking Up' explores themes related to change, resilience, and awakening. The lyrics discuss overcoming challenges, staying true to oneself, and taking control of one's path despite obstacles.

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