I’ve gotten used to being introduced.
“Hello. What’s your name? How are you?”
They see my smile, my laugh, and the hurt behind my eyes.
Loss is not so easily disguised.

I’ll try my best to keep on with my sunny disposition.
But I close my eyes and end up reminiscing.

So save me from waking up tonight.
Save me from waking up tonight.
Cause I toss and I turn and it doesn’t feel right.
Save me from waking up tonight.

Left to my own devices,
I’d stay up till 3 am.
Spend the whole day barely awake,
And then do it all again.

Cause my dreams are filled with pleasantries
That make me think you’re here with me.
They won’t let my poor heart mend.

I have tried my darnedest to continue smiling wide,
But I miss you and that’s something I can’t hide.

So save me from waking up tonight.
Please, save me from waking up tonight.
I thought I was fine, but it looks as if I might,
Not make it through the night.

So save me from waking up tonight.
Please, save me from waking up tonight.
Cause I toss and I turn and it doesn’t feel right.
Please, save me from waking up tonight.


Lyrics submitted by dr0be

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    You can also relate this song to someone who is really close to you that has just passed away because "loss is not so easily disguised"

    and the only thing you can do when someone passes away is "close my eyes and end up reminiscing"

    I'm sure a load of people have dreams of their loved ones and when something happens they don't want to wake up because their dreams are "filled with pleasantries" and it make you think they're here with you and what not.. which doesn't really let your heart mend.

    and you'll always be trying your darndest to continue smiling wide but you'll miss them and it wont be something you can hide...

    which is why you want them to save you from waking up tonite

    guitarlovr88on June 27, 2008   Link

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