Save Me From What I Want
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Save Me From What I Want
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Summer had burned long and hard
Fields had turned to dust
It had been so long
Since I had even touched someone
I waited, oh, I waited long
My body could not lie
Felt a storm come rising up inside
I don’t know too much for true
But this I know for sure
If I cannot have a thing
I want it even more
You asked me if I was ok
By then it was too late
You were everything that
I had longed to feel again
We were made for ecstasy
We were made for pain
We were made to risk our love
And find our way again
Save me from this mortal coil
Save me from myself
Deliver me from all the fears
That drive me to this hell
Save me from what I want
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Jen Cloher performs "Save Me From What I Want", and this lyric page sits inside the Jen Cloher catalog on LyroVerse.
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