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Sister Hazel ~ Save Me


Save me – have mercy Turn me upside down I know it sounds a little bit lazy But I lost myself in a mystery Save me- some aggravation And tell me your wisest tale Take me away... [Chorus] Won't you save me Please hurry please Won't you tell me what's worthy now Won't you save me I thought for myself Can't you forgive me for that Turn round- where ya goin Slow down-my hopes on you I've paid my dues a thousand times over ‘Cause I was not born ready made Teach me- teach me everything And leave no turn unstoned Yeah that's ok [Chorus] Now we've been on this walk before And I can't take it lightly anymore Well again I said It's just there's so much wasted time Quit wasting time. Hold on – wait a minute Take note-this one's on me They never put up a monument For a cynic or a statue of a hypocrite Turn it up-turn it over Tune in and change your mind Go your own way [Chorus] more free lyrics

Save me – have mercy
Turn me upside down
I know it sounds a little bit lazy
But I lost myself in a mystery
Save me- some aggravation
And tell me your wisest tale
Take me away...

[Chorus]
Won't you save me
Please hurry please
Won't you tell me what's worthy now
Won't you save me
I thought for myself
Can't you forgive me for that

Turn round- where ya goin
Slow down-my hopes on you
I've paid my dues a thousand times over
‘Cause I was not born ready made
Teach me- teach me everything
And leave no turn unstoned
Yeah that's ok

[Chorus]

Now we've been on this walk before
And I can't take it lightly anymore
Well again I said
It's just there's so much wasted time
Quit wasting time.

Hold on – wait a minute
Take note-this one's on me
They never put up a monument
For a cynic or a statue of a hypocrite
Turn it up-turn it over
Tune in and change your mind
Go your own way

[Chorus]

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