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"Save Me (Single Version)" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album 50 Years – Don’t Stop, released 1990. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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[Verse 1] Hey you The one with the laughing eyes You, the one with the haunting stare Well you You have the power to hypnotize I shoulda known better I should beware [Pre-Chorus] 'Cause I have followed you Done everything for you But you just won't look my way So come on baby and [Chorus] Save me I'm running for cover Save me Is it one or the other, babe? Save me It's time for somebody else Save mе [Verse 2] Well you, you could own the universе Think about it and you'll realize You, you gotta believe me And take my word Look at me, it's written in my eyes [Pre-Chorus] 'Cause I have followed you Done everything for you But you just won't come my way So come on baby and [Chorus] Save me I'm running for cover Save me Is it one or the other, babe? Save me I guess it's time for somebody else Save me [Guitar Solo] [Pre-Chorus] I can't wait any longer for paradise I told you once I'm not gonna tell you twice So come on baby and [Chorus] Save me I'm running for cover Save me Is it one or the other, babe? Save me I guess it's time for somebody else Save me Save me I'm running for cover Save me Is it one or the other? Save me It's time for somebody else Save me [Outro] Save me Save me Save me Save me Save me
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