I can tell, I can (G#m)tell how much you hate this.
And deep a down in side, (B)did you know it’s kill ing the me.
I can call, wish you (G#m)well and try to change this, but noth ing I can say (B)care; would change in’ to an y thing.
Where were were my sens es?
I
left them all be hind.
Why did I turn a way,
a way?
I wish I could (E)save you.
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you, “I’m not go ing (E)no where.”
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you,
“It’s gon na be al right.”
It’s gon na be al right.
Did n’t mean, did n’t (G#m)mean to leave you strand ed.
And Went a way ’cause I (B)did n’t wan na face ing the truth.
Reach ing out, reach for (G#m)me and emp ty hand ed.
but You don’t know if I (B)care; you’re try in’ to find the proof.
There were times I’d won der, could
I have eased your pain?
Why did I turn a way,
a way?
I wish I could (E)save you.
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you, “I’m not go ing (E)no where.”
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you,
“It’s gon na be al right.”
It’s gon na be al right.
“It’s gon na be al right.”
(It’s gon na be Al right.
(It’s gon na be al right.) (E)Save you,
(It’s gon I wish I could right.) (C#m7)save you.
(A)We
(E)can (A)pre (Bm7)tend (A)noth ing’s (E)changed,
pre tend (E7)it’s (E6)all (E)the (F#m)same,
(E)and (F#m)there (G#m7)will (F#m)be no (E)pain
to (B)inght.
It’s gon na be al right.
(It’s gon na be Al right.
(It’s gon na be al right.) (E)Save you,
(It’s gon I wish I could right.) (C#m7)save you.
I’m not go ing (E)no where.”
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you, “It’s gon na be al right.”
(It’s gon na be al right.)
(It’s gon na be al right.) (E)Save you,
(It’s gon na be al could right.) (C#m7)save you.
I’m not go ing (E)no where.”
I wish I could (C#m7)say to you, “It’s gon na be al right.” “It’s gon na be al right.”
This page shows “Save You” by Kelly Clarkson 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 E at 148 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.