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I got a candle
And I've got a spoon
I live in a hallway with no doors and no rooms
And under a window sill
They all were found
A touch of concrete within the doorway
Without a sound
[Chorus:]
Someone save me if you will
And take away all these pills
And please just save me, if you can
From my blasphemy in my wasteland
How did I get here
And what went wrong
Couldn't handle forgiveness
Now I'm far beyond gone
And I can hardly remember
The look of my own eyes
How could I love this,
My life so dishonest
It made me compromise
[Chorus]
Jump in the water
Jump in with me
Jump on the altar
Lay down with me
My hardest question
To answer is why
Why
[Chorus]
Someone save me [Repeat: x2]
Somebody save me [Repeat: x2]
Please don't erase me
And I've got a spoon
I live in a hallway with no doors and no rooms
And under a window sill
They all were found
A touch of concrete within the doorway
Without a sound
[Chorus:]
Someone save me if you will
And take away all these pills
And please just save me, if you can
From my blasphemy in my wasteland
How did I get here
And what went wrong
Couldn't handle forgiveness
Now I'm far beyond gone
And I can hardly remember
The look of my own eyes
How could I love this,
My life so dishonest
It made me compromise
[Chorus]
Jump in the water
Jump in with me
Jump on the altar
Lay down with me
My hardest question
To answer is why
Why
[Chorus]
Someone save me [Repeat: x2]
Somebody save me [Repeat: x2]
Please don't erase me
Lyrics submitted by N0 C0DE 79
Track duration: 03:34
"Save Me" as written by Anthony George Anderson, Carl Utbult, Vincent Paul Degiorgio, Steve Andrew Smith, You Lun Ke
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, EMI Music Publishing, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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On the streets, an addict has to find a place where they can use their drug safely without getting caught...(abandoned buildings, public bathrooms etc etc) This "safe-haven" in that world is called a shooting gallery... This is the hallway that brent speaks of in the beginning where doors and windows that can be used to escape are not visible... In a shooting gallery all you see are people that have just gotten high ... A heroin high produces a euphoric feeling that causes the user to "nod-out..." This is the picture painted showing people nodded out against the wall under the window sill... The reason there are no visible windows or doors to this room is because this type of addiction causes the user to stay in the shooting gallery until they need more... Its so hard to get out of this room that it seems just the smallest tiny obstacle will prevent the user from leaving... Thus, the little bit of concrete that was in the doorway acting like a towering mountainous obstacle that the addict cannot get over...
and wanting to overcome ones vanities and depressions.
So compared to the song"45"; "Save me" is also a song where HOPE plays an important factor. =)
and wanting to overcome ones vanities and depressions. =)
So compared to the song "45"; "Save me" also is a song where HOPE is a factor in play.
And not to even mention the brige part with talking about jumping in the water and on the alter.
I know they get alot of their inspiration from Skynyrd, so it makes sense
I know many people referenced drugs and such.
I think that it's pretty clearly written about heroin. Correct me if I'm wrong, didn't one or more of the band members struggle with a heroin addiction? (I don't know which one.)
Though I think it's about heroin, it can be used metaphorically for many different situations..obviously.
I got my heroin conclusion from the "needle and spoon" references..