Save One For Me

[Verse 1]
Yeah
I’ve seen some things I wish I never saw
Words that cracked like glass
Smiles that faded fast
Hearts traded in like they were something cheap to pawn
Got me counting all the red flags
Feeling older than I am
[Pre-Chorus]
Every time I open up
It just caves in
I’m tired of starting over
Tired of asking “what is this?”
[Chorus]
Lord
If there’s still a good woman left
Who holds her promise like her breath
Who laughs easy
Loves honest
Sleeps in peace
One who don’t run when it gets hard
Keeps her word and guards her heart
If there is
Please
Save one for me
Save one for me (oh, please)
[Verse 2]
I don’t need a story made for everyone
Just someone who stays
On the hardest days
Who can see the mess I am and still not wanna run
Who don’t play with trust like games
Who’s not scared to share my name
[Pre-Chorus]
I’ve been talking to the ceiling in the dark
Asking if I’m asking for too much with this heart
[Chorus]
Lord
If there’s still a good woman left
Who holds her promise like her breath
Who laughs easy
Loves honest
Sleeps in peace
One who don’t run when it gets hard
Keeps her word and guards her heart
If there is
Please
Save one for me
Save one for me
[Bridge]
I know I’m not perfect
I’ve been wrong before (yeah)
But I’ve learned what I’d fight for
What I’d stay for
What I’d pray for
If somewhere she’s waiting
Trying not to give up yet
Tell her I’m still here
I ain’t finished hoping
[Chorus]
Lord
If there’s still a good woman left
Who holds her promise like her breath
Who laughs easy
Loves honest
Sleeps in peace
One who don’t run when it gets hard
Keeps her word and guards her heart
If there is
Please
Save one for me
Save one for me
[Outro]
If there is just one like that
Let our lonely roads overlap
And if You hear this quiet plea
Save one for me

Warm acoustic R&B ballad with male vocals; intimate fingerpicked guitar and soft Rhodes under a close, confessional lead. Verses stay hushed and conversational; chorus lifts with rich harmonies, subtle organ swells, and a round, supportive bass. Light percussion enters on the second hook for a gentle build, ending in an exposed vocal plea on the final line., happy