And we all say aahhhh ahhhh aww
Wake me up this morning as I stumbled out of bed
Had a soft imagination of a new song in my head
And it’s alright
No songs of entertainment or of mellow tragedy
This is a song of revolution
So that everyone can see
That it’s alright
And we all say aahhhh ahhhh aww
Wake up you people
Wake up all you saints
The time has come for giving glory to His name
Until He comes
Wake up you sinners
Fall upon your face
The blood of Jesus can wash your sins away
Before He comes
Wake up you drummers
Wake up those who praise
With psalms of thunder giving glory to His name
Until He comes
Wake up you dancers
Dance the days away
The time is coming when we’ll forever praise
The King has come
Song Meaning
This song calls saints, sinners, musicians, and dancers to wake up and respond to Christ. Praise and repentance are set within an expectation of His coming.
Biblical Message
Romans 13:11–12 connects waking from sleep with spiritual readiness, while 1 John 1:7 connects cleansing from sin with Jesus’ blood.
Reflection
Let readiness for Christ become repentance and faithful living, not merely excitement in a song.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the repeated call to wake up mean?
It urges an active response to God through praise, repentance, and readiness.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Romans 13:11–12 connects waking from sleep with spiritual readiness, while 1 John 1:7 connects cleansing from sin with Jesus’ blood.
When can this song be used in worship?
Renewal gatherings and teaching on spiritual readiness.