So much that I've done wrong it's an open book
I've done much more than my fair share of damage

What once was hidden now is crystal clear.
Transformation is within me
To break the cycle I must turn to you
What I lack I gain through your virtue I gain through you

Even when I fall, will you still believe.
Even when I'm lost, will you still believe

Shattered by the hate that I carry
Take me as I am and make me whole again
I am lost without a purpose always consumed by self
I freely give this calloused heart can you forgive me

Even when I fall will you still believe
Even when I'm lost will you still believe
Now I don't have much, will you save me
But I'll give it all, will you save me

(will you save me)
(will you save me)

I've made so many mistakes
I've broken so many promises
I've searched inside and I'm empty
Will you save me
Will you save me

Even when I fall will you still believe
Even when I'm lost will you still believe
Every time I fall will you save me (save me)
Even when I fall will you save me


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    Likewise, I agree with soccero15. The message is pretty clear - howard is pleading with God about the wrong he's done in his past, and asking to be saved.

    timbo123on July 31, 2009   Link

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