Step one, you say we need to talk.
He walks, you say, “Sit (F)down, it’s just a talk.” He smiles po lite ly back at you.
You stare po lite ly right on through some sort of win dow to your right, as he goes (F)left and you stay (Bb)right.
Be tween the lines of fear and blame, you be gin to won der why you came.
(Eb)Where did I go (F)wrong?
I lost a friend some where a long in the bit (F)ter ness.
And (Eb)I would have stayed (F)up with you all (Gm)night had I known (Bb)how to save a life.
As (Bb)Let him know that you know best, ’cause (Gm7)af ter all, you (F)do know best.
last choice.
Try to slip past (F)his de fense or (Gm7)with out the grant ing (F)in no cence.
Lay down a list of what is (Gm7)wrong, will the things you’ve told him all a long, and (Bb)pray to God he’s he hears (F)the you, and (Gm7)pray to God he hears (F)der you.
you came.
(Eb)Where did I go (F)wrong?
I lost a friend some where a long in the bit (F)ter ness.
And (Eb)I would have stayed (F)up with you all (Gm)night had I known (Bb)how to save a life.
As (Bb)he be gins to raise his voice, you (Gm7)low er yours and (F)grant him one last choice.
Drive un til you (F)lose the road or (Gm7)break with the ones you’ve (F)fol lowed.
cence.
He will do one of two things: (Gm7)he will ad mit to ev ’ry thing, long, and (Bb)or he’ll say he’s just not (F)the same and (Gm7)you’ll be gin to won (F)der why you came.
(Eb)Where did I go (F)wrong?
I lost a friend some where a long in the bit (F)ter ness.
And (Eb)I would have stayed (F)up with you all (Gm)night had I known (Bb)how to save a life.
(Eb)Where did I go (F)wrong?
I lost a friend some where a long in the bit (F)ter ness.
And (Eb)I would have stayed (F)up with you all (Gm)night had I known (Bb)how to save a life.
(Bb)how to save a life.
(F)How to save a life.
(F)How to save a life.
(F)How to save a life.
(F)How to save a life.
This page shows “How To Save A Life” by The Fray in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Eb at 116 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.