Loving you like I never have before
I'm needing you just to open up the door
If begging you might somehow turn the tides
Then tell me to I've got to get this off my mind

I never thought I'd be speaking these words
I never thought I'd need to say
Another day alone is more than I can take

Won't you save me? Saving is what I need
I just want to be by your side
Won't you save me? I don't want to be
Just drifting through the sea of life

Won't you listen please,
Baby, don't walk out the door, I'm on my knees
You're all I'm living for

I never thought I'd be speaking these words
Heaven thought I'd find a way
Another day alone is more than I can take

Won't you save me? Saving is what I need
I just want to be by your side
Won't you save me? I don't want to be
Just drifting through the sea of life, yeah

Suddenly the sky is falling
Could it be it's too late for me
If I never said I'm sorry
Then I'm wrong, yes, I'm wrong
Then I hear my spirit calling
Wondering if she's longing for me
And then I know that I can't live without her

Won't you save me? 'Cause saving is what I need
I just want to be by your side
Won't you save me? I don't want to be
Just drifting through the sea of life

Won't you save me?
Won't you save me?
Won't you save me?


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Save Me Lyrics as written by Jordan Hanson Clarke Hanson

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    Again, another song from TTA that is probably one of their best, but hasn't been commented on. So sad. =( Anyway, this is pure brilliance. =)

    -=TiedToTheTracks=-on July 26, 2002   Link
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    amen tiedtothtracks :D

    i.heart.hitzon July 30, 2002   Link
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    I'll comment on it. The song means a lot to me cause although I'm not a big Hanson fan the words speak right to my heart. I don't fall in love but I met this guy who made me feel like the song does. I think everyone can relate to it. Good Song

    star_watcher321on September 25, 2002   Link
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    I think Hanson got a bad rap because of when they came out, and they're hair. But people need to stop concentrating on that and realize how beautiful and truthful their lyrics are.

    Anazaziaon October 16, 2002   Link
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    yeah i agree with anazazia

    granola brinkon April 05, 2003   Link
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    i live in the uk and hanson have only ever brought out ummmbop n another 'come back' song it think it woz if only (it had a caravan(i think thats a trailer 2 u guys) n them bike/quads in the video??!!) but i have never heard any1 complain about the fact that they do sound like girls(honestly they DID) /the hair /or the annoyingness of ummmbop n i think i like it betta that way. wot is every1s problem eh? if ya lookin @ the lyrics seriously last thing u want it sum loser bitchin about them even if that is the point of the site, do they like ppl goin on their music pages n bitchin about their music ermmmm NO! (of course they wud say they didnt give a shit) so any1 whos gunna/has bitched about hanson on another page just SHUT UP!!!!!!!!! nobody actually cares!!!!!

    jess2685on April 07, 2003   Link
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    means the world to me. an amazing song that is just one more example of how brilliant Hanson truly is with their lyrics and music. sigh, i love hanson!

    special K 2on July 02, 2003   Link
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    this is such a meaningful song. honestly, who doesn't relate to this sometimes? it's like saying that you need someone so much, but they're far away, or they don't want you back... i love this song.

    bulletproofon June 01, 2004   Link
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    this song is so beautiful, the lyrics, the music, everything. i used to be a huge hansonhead in junior high before this album even came out. i am so proud of them for growing and improving so much!

    SexyAshlyRoseon June 23, 2004   Link
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    I love this song because it reminds me of my boyfriend and i. the words fit perfectly for how i feel and i love how Hanson has so much depth and meaning to their music that no-one seems to realize. They are so great and this is just another great song to be added to the continuous list of should be Hanson hits.

    cheer4jen86on November 02, 2004   Link

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