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Save For Me

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By Philip Harmon
save for me your one true love
sing to me your finest song
take from me this broken heart
show me that you love me still
oh he last time that you want it save for me

hold me through the wildest winds
wake me with your brightest smile
walk with me your longest mile
save for me your silent love
oh the last time that you want it save for me
oh your brightest smile save for me

catch the rain upon your sill
walk with me these rolling hills
shine for me your shining stars
take from me this broken heart

oh the last time that you want it save for me
oh the last time that you sing it sing to me
oh the last one that you dance with dance with me

and your sweetest kiss save for me

-Kevin Kinney

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