In "Save Me," Naomi Sharon turns a tender memory of dancing in the rain into a desperate plea as the storm gives way to fire. The sweetness of that shared embrace now feels fleeting, and what remains is a burning house built from everything left unsaid. Blindness from a broken heart keeps pulling her down the same path, so the repeated cry for rescue asks not just for escape but for a reason to believe in the two of them again.
Save Me Lyrics by Naomi Sharon
The rain is falling harder
Each drop, a tear we shed
A storm that’s raging wild
And all the things we left unsaid
We danced beneath the showers
Our hearts in a sweet embrace
Even if this rainfall
As tender fleeting grace
Oh, would you save me?
Oh, would you save me?
Oh
Would you save me?
Save me from this burning house
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Would you save me?
Save me from this burning house
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
My blindness comes from a broken heart
I can’t help but follow the same path
Can you help me see
Why I should believe
Why it’s you and me?
Falling like a leaf
Oh, would you save me?
Oh, would you save me?
Oh
Would you save me?
Save me from this burning house
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Would you save me?
Save me from this burning house
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Put the fire out
Save me
Save me
