Song For Saving
from Song For Saving EP by The Printing Press
lyrics
I've gone along,
And I've been wrong.
And I will go on, without blaming.
I tried to be strong,
So I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
They say it's the law,
For those who are lost:
Can they right their wrongs without aiding?
So I wrote a song
For those who are lost.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
I watched,
I watched.
I watched it all go away.
I watched,
I watched.
I watched it all;
I watched it all go away.
I woke up from the storm,
I got up to warn
Those people to stop their forsaking.
So I wrote a song
For those who are gone.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
I wrote a song,
I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
I wrote a song,
I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
And I've been wrong.
And I will go on, without blaming.
I tried to be strong,
So I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
They say it's the law,
For those who are lost:
Can they right their wrongs without aiding?
So I wrote a song
For those who are lost.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
I watched,
I watched.
I watched it all go away.
I watched,
I watched.
I watched it all;
I watched it all go away.
I woke up from the storm,
I got up to warn
Those people to stop their forsaking.
So I wrote a song
For those who are gone.
I wrote a song for saving.
Oh, I.
I wrote a song,
I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
I wrote a song,
I wrote a song.
I wrote a song for saving.
credits
from Song For Saving EP,
released August 5, 2010
Written by The Printing Press
Acoustic Guitar & Lead Vocals: Jeff Hume
Piano & Background Vocals: Jonathan Bright
Bass & Electric Guitar: James Everett
Drums & Percussion: Matt Butash
Written by The Printing Press
Acoustic Guitar & Lead Vocals: Jeff Hume
Piano & Background Vocals: Jonathan Bright
Bass & Electric Guitar: James Everett
Drums & Percussion: Matt Butash
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Aug 2010 -
Jul 2010 -
Sep 2007
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