Escapade
Morning Escape: A Journey Through Time and Dreams
Lyrics
Get up, get up, get up now
Encouragement to wake up and start the day.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now
Repeated encouragement, emphasizing urgency.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now
Continued urgency and insistence on getting up.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now
Reiteration of the need to wake up immediately.
5:10 (Wake up)
Specified time to wake up (5:10) with a reminder.
6:10 (Wake up)
Another specified wake-up time (6:10) with emphasis.
7:10, the day is gone
Indication that it's 7:10, suggesting the day has progressed.
Never leave, between the sheets
Advice to stay in bed and enjoy the comfort of the sheets.
Let a dream, stay a dream
Encouragement to maintain a dream as a dream without disrupting it.
The alarm, I wanna snooze it
Expressing a desire to ignore the alarm and continue sleeping.
But the morn', I'm gunna lose it
Anticipation of losing the morning due to the alarm.
The more I contemplate, the more I complicate
Reflecting on overthinking and complicating matters.
A wait turns to weight
Waiting becoming a burden and accumulating emotional weight.
What do I do when this body conflicts with my will?
Questioning the conflict between bodily needs and personal will.
I try to run up that hill
Attempting to overcome challenges and obstacles (running up the hill).
But it's like famine the way that I can't keep stamina, hey
Struggling with stamina, likened to a famine, suggesting difficulty.
I take a stand and I pray
Taking a stand and resorting to prayer for strength.
And walk the road that Jesus walked in
Choosing a path of spiritual significance, referencing Jesus.
Go ahead, get up, start dream walkin (Escapade)
Encouraging others to get up and embark on a dream journey (Escapade).
Start dream walkin' (Escapade)
Repetition of the encouragement to start dream walking.
Start dream walkin'
Continued emphasis on the idea of dream walking.
Start dream walkin (Escapade)
Reiteration of the call to start dream walking, linking it to Escapade.
Get up, get up, get up now (It's time to get up)
Repeat of the urgent call to get up, signaling it's time to start the day.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now (It's time to get up)
Repetition of the urgent call, underscoring the importance of waking up.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now
Continued emphasis on the need to get up immediately.
Get up, get up, get up, get up now (It's time to g...)
Final urgency, signaling that it's time to get up.
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