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Melissa Etheridge ~ 2001


Well I've been looking Looking for an answer Somebody promised me one And I've been waiting Waiting for the chance Well somebody said it would come Wake me up when we hit 2001 I've been talking Talking to the maker Of the compromise They said she's fine Call the undertaker You shouldn't look surprised Wake me up when we hit 2001 It's barely alive with a story at five So turn your video on We live in these years dark age of fear Meet me in 2001 I saw my sister Saw the ones who twist her A social suicide If looks could kill Each and every cheap thrill Could be a homicide Wake me up when we hit 2001 It's barely alive with a story at five So turn your video on We live in these years dark age of fear Meet me in 2001 I've been searching Searching for a reason To either fight or die Either way patriot or treason It's gonna be one long hard ride Wake me up when we hit 2001 more free lyrics

Well I've been looking
Looking for an answer
Somebody promised me one
And I've been waiting
Waiting for the chance
Well somebody said it would come
Wake me up when we hit 2001

I've been talking
Talking to the maker
Of the compromise
They said she's fine
Call the undertaker
You shouldn't look surprised
Wake me up when we hit 2001

It's barely alive with a story at five
So turn your video on
We live in these years dark age of fear
Meet me in 2001

I saw my sister
Saw the ones who twist her
A social suicide
If looks could kill
Each and every cheap thrill
Could be a homicide
Wake me up when we hit 2001
It's barely alive with a story at five
So turn your video on
We live in these years dark age of fear
Meet me in 2001

I've been searching
Searching for a reason
To either fight or die
Either way patriot or treason
It's gonna be one long hard ride
Wake me up when we hit 2001

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