Wake Up, Ralph!
Wake up, Ralph!
You lie so still and look so lumpy,
And your face frowns – don't be grumpy!
When you're in bed you're not much fun,
So get up and enjoy the Sun!
. . .
Wake up, Ralph!
It's high time to move your molasses
And wash away your smelly gases
Ready for a brand new day!
Come on, I wanna go and play!
. . .
Wake up, Ralph!
It's me, Vanellope, the glitch!
If you get up, I'll make you rich!
That's odd. I thought you'd fall for it,
But then you're smart, I must admit.
. . .
Wake up, Ralph!
Your deathly silence kinda scares me.
Oh, Felix has made some repairs. He
Patched up the old finish line;
His magic hammer made it shine.
. . .
Wake up, Ralph!
You can't just miss the final race,
You got me there in the first place!
Don't you want to see their smiles
When I drive down the winning miles?
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
I'm looking closer and I worry.
Suddenly my vision's blurry.
You're pale from your head to feet.
I find your heart; it doesn't beat.
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
If it's a joke, then it's not funny!
If you're depressed, don't be – it's sunny!
If you feel sick, then where's the pain?
There's something wrong. Won't you explain?
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
You still lie calm in the castle bed.
A sudden thought fills me with dread:
Last night I saw a flash of white . . .
Was Turbo there? That can't be right!
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
Tell me that this isn't true.
King Candy hasn't got to you.
There was no poison; no, you're swell.
It's definitely not farewell.
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
You're the only friend I've known.
Please don't leave me all alone.
Even though you're cold as stone,
I won't believe your soul has flown.
. . .
Wake up, Ralph.
Please wake up.