EVITA
- Willing To Wake Lyrics / with translationsAsk yourself would it really be worth it?
Is it fear you fear, or is it just the knife?
Are you capable of pulling the trigger,
Have you got it in you to end a life?
It takes a real man to walk away, just walk away, just walk away.
And maybe when you look back on this day,
You can finally call yourself a decent man,
Together we will discover a new tomorrow.
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
Time to find out what you're all about,
Is it fear you fear or is it just the knife?
Any simple man can pull the trigger,
Any simple man can end a life,
It takes a real man to walk away.
And maybe when you look back on this day,
You can finally call yourself a decent man,
Together we will discover a new tomorrow
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
DECENT MAN
Are you willing to wake up,
And finally call yourself a decent man?
Are you willing to wake up,
And finally call yourself a...
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
You've got to ask yourself,
Would it really be worth it?
I just need a little time to think for myself.
Is it fear you fear, or is it just the knife?
Are you capable of pulling the trigger,
Have you got it in you to end a life?
It takes a real man to walk away, just walk away, just walk away.
And maybe when you look back on this day,
You can finally call yourself a decent man,
Together we will discover a new tomorrow.
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
Time to find out what you're all about,
Is it fear you fear or is it just the knife?
Any simple man can pull the trigger,
Any simple man can end a life,
It takes a real man to walk away.
And maybe when you look back on this day,
Together we will discover a new tomorrow
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
DECENT MAN
Are you willing to wake up,
And finally call yourself a decent man?
Are you willing to wake up,
And finally call yourself a...
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me,
Do you need a little time to think for yourself?
Don't try to disguise this is greater than you and me.
You've got to ask yourself,
Would it really be worth it?
I just need a little time to think for myself.
Facts about Willing To Wake
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Willing To Wake is written by Daniel Cranney, Paul Perkins.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song "Willing to Wake" by Evita describes the battle between choosing a violent path and following a moral path. The metaphor of 'pulling the trigger' versus 'walking away' symbolizes the choice between aggression and decency. The song Willing to Wake contains lyrics which mostly show reflective thoughts and inspirational moments and empowering feelings and experiences of anxiety and solitude. The song establishes its main idea through two elements which include the need for bravery and moral values and the process of self-examination together with decision-making and the experience of fear-based violence and the development of personal skills and new life opportunities. The lyrics contain themes of violence which include the act of pulling a trigger to take a life and these violent scenes present intense content which may not be appropriate for younger viewers. The content presents itself with mature themes and the use of adult language which results in a PG-13 rating that warns parents about the material.
Who wrote Willing To Wake lyrics?
Willing To Wake is written by Daniel Cranney, Paul Perkins.
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What is the meaning behind Willing To Wake lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song "Willing to Wake" by Evita describes the battle between choosing a violent path and following a moral path. The metaphor of 'pulling the trigger' versus 'walking away' symbolizes the choice between aggression and decency. The song Willing to Wake contains lyrics which mostly show reflective thoughts and inspirational moments and empowering feelings and experiences of anxiety and solitude. The song establishes its main idea through two elements which include the need for bravery and moral values and the process of self-examination together with decision-making and the experience of fear-based violence and the development of personal skills and new life opportunities. The lyrics contain themes of violence which include the act of pulling a trigger to take a life and these violent scenes present intense content which may not be appropriate for younger viewers. The content presents itself with mature themes and the use of adult language which results in a PG-13 rating that warns parents about the material.
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