He reuses the verse melody from the previous album's "Dirty Little Religion", the topics of the verses are all over the place, and he packs too many words into one line (goes to show...) and too few in another (it's pretty hard to find), and rhymes "Henley Regatta" with "Persona non grata", but gets away with it all as only he could.
If you don't know if you have found what you are looking for
The silver-lining always starts to fade
And what you don't know is that you don't know the truth anymore
Now you try sleeping in the bed you have made
The feeling is gone and the circle is broken
Like water under a burning bridge
A million words but nothing is spoken
A deafening silence replaced by fear
Save me
I can't find my way home
The grace I've fallen from
The only truth I've ever known
So when you tell me what you tell me
I can't take it anymore
The same old story goes around and around
You think that if you speak a little louder than you did before
The point you make might somehow stick around
If empathy is no more than a token
I cry a river in the pouring rain
The princess still sleeps but she will be woken
Her kiss of love is killing me
Save me
I can't find my way home
The ground I'm walking on
The only friend I've ever known
Mother father
The battle I fight is so far no one
No one but myself
Brother Sister
The devil inside is my own now
There's no way you could understand
You don't understand…
Save me
I can't find my way home
Save me
Mother father
The tears that you cry are for no one
No one but yourself
Brother Sister
I travel this road on my own now
There's no way you could understand
Save me
I can't find my way home
The grace I've fallen from
The only truth I've ever known
Save me
I can't find my way home
The ground I'm walking on
The only friend I've ever known
The silver-lining always starts to fade
And what you don't know is that you don't know the truth anymore
Now you try sleeping in the bed you have made
The feeling is gone and the circle is broken
Like water under a burning bridge
A million words but nothing is spoken
A deafening silence replaced by fear
Save me
I can't find my way home
The grace I've fallen from
The only truth I've ever known
So when you tell me what you tell me
I can't take it anymore
The same old story goes around and around
You think that if you speak a little louder than you did before
The point you make might somehow stick around
If empathy is no more than a token
I cry a river in the pouring rain
The princess still sleeps but she will be woken
Her kiss of love is killing me
Save me
I can't find my way home
The ground I'm walking on
The only friend I've ever known
Mother father
The battle I fight is so far no one
No one but myself
Brother Sister
The devil inside is my own now
There's no way you could understand
You don't understand…
Save me
I can't find my way home
Save me
Mother father
The tears that you cry are for no one
No one but yourself
Brother Sister
I travel this road on my own now
There's no way you could understand
Save me
I can't find my way home
The grace I've fallen from
The only truth I've ever known
Save me
I can't find my way home
The ground I'm walking on
The only friend I've ever known
Lyrics submitted by Commie Bastard
Save Me Lyrics as written by Tim Skold Sascha Konietzko
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Royalty Network
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