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Save Me A Seat Lyrics by Joseph Cook

American Teenager

2016

[Verse 1: Joseph Cook]
Are you still mad?
We ain't talked yet
I ain't seen you
In a minute
If I called you
Would you pick up?
I think I've missed you
For a minute
Would you mind if
You heard a knock at
The door where you said
I could not come?
And if you answered
And you saw me
In the city where
I am not welcome
(I'm coming home)
[Hook: Joseph Cook]
Maybe they'll still be a seat
And you can hold one just for me
Maybe there's still you and me
And I can tell you what I've seen
So don't shed tears
(Don't shed tears!)
Oh, Do not, please
(Do not please!)
Cause I've got fears
(I've got fears!)
That you can see
(That you can see!)
And I've got shame
No one to blame
Except the man with gold rims on his face
And I can't complain
These days I feel so alone
But when I see you, I feel you home
I'm sorry that I did you wrong, but
I got some news you can tell your friends
(I'm coming home!)
Maybe there'll still be a seat
And you can hold one just for me
Maybe there's still you and me
And I can tell you what I've seen
So don't shed tears
(Don't shed tears!)
Oh, do not, please
(Do not please!)
Cause I've got fears
(I've got fears!)
That you can see
(That you can see!)
I've got shame
(I've got shame!)
No one to blame
(No one to blame!)
Except the man with gold rims on his very face
And I can't complain
[Verse 2: Joseph Cook]
Can we talk yet?
I think I've earned that
I've wrote some songs that I would love for you to hear
Would you listen
If I played them?
I have no other way for them to reach your ears
Cause my Twitter
You don't follow
I guess my thoughts weren't worth none of your time to read
But I'm not bitter
I still follow
All the prayers that I think you have sent to me
(And I do believe...)
If we just talked now
You would love me
At least a little more than you did back then
And you would not be
As much above me
At least a little less than you were back then
Because then I
Was just a child
And I have grown and found my way around since
And then I
Ain't know I loved you
Or the city that held me through thick and thin
(I'm coming home!)
[Hook: Joseph Cook]
Maybe they'll still be a seat
And you can hold one just for me
Maybe there's still you and me
And I can tell you what I've seen
So don't shed tears
(Don't shed tears!)
Oh, Do not, please
(Do not please!)
Cause I've got fears
(I've got fears!)
That you can see
(That you can see!)
And I've got shame
No one to blame
Except the man with gold rims on his face
And I can't complain
These days I feel so alone
But when I see you, I feel you home
I'm sorry that I did you wrong, but
I got some news you can tell your friends
(I'm coming home!)
Maybe there'll still be a seat
And you can hold one just for me
Maybe there's still you and me
And I can tell you what I've seen
So don't shed tears
(Don't shed tears!)
Oh, do not, please
(Do not please!)
Cause I've got fears
(I've got fears!)
That you can see
(That you can see!)
I've got shame
(I've got shame!)
No one to blame
(No one to blame!)
Except the man with gold rims on his very face
And I can't complain
[Outro: Joseph Cook]x3
Do you miss me?
Like I've missed you
You ain't text me
Since I kissed you
Did you miss me?
How I missed you
Im coming back
To what i hope is you
Credits
Joseph Cook

Joseph Cook

About “Save Me A Seat” by Joseph Cook

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"Save Me A Seat" appears on "American Teenager" in 2016.

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