Save You a Seat Lyrics – Alex Warren

[Verse 1]
I can hear the words you speak when the west wind whispers
I can hear your voice ring clear in the evergreens
Am I who you thought I’d be? Am I what you pictured?
Did you have me standing here in your wildest dreams?

[Pre-Chorus]
Oh oh
Just like a memory
You never left me
You just left too soon

[Chorus]
I’ll save you a seat next to me
You’re always at the table
Hope you’re proud of what you see
Watching with the angels
You’re written in my soul
It’s your blood that I bleed
Wherever you are wherever I’ll be
I’ll save you a seat

[Verse 2]
I feel you in the rain that falls oh I still get shivers
Running like our family car down Corvidae
Did you find Mom up there? Tell me are you with her?
I wonder if the ones who go miss the ones who stay

[Pre-Chorus]
Oh oh
Just like a memory
You never left me
You just left too soon

[Chorus]
I’ll save you a seat next to me
You’re always at the table
Hope you’re proud of what you see
Watching with the angels
You’re written in my soul
It’s your blood that I bleed
Wherever you are wherever I’ll be
I’ll save you a seat

[Bridge]
Keep your room like nothing’s changed
Try to love but it’s not the same
I damn near broke when I heard your name
You had to go and you couldn’t stay

[Outro]
So I’ll save you a seat next to me
You’re always at the table
Hope you’re proud of what you see
Watching with the angels

[Verse 1]
Verse 1 express longing to connect with a departed loved one, hearing their presence in nature. The singer questions if they meet the departed’s expectations, reflecting on the imagined conversations and the idealized image the departed may have had of them.

[Pre-Chorus]
The lyrics convey the lingering presence of a departed loved one, akin to a cherished memory. Despite their physical absence, their essence remains with the singer. The phrase “left too soon” suggests the abruptness of the departure, leaving behind a lasting impact on the singer’s life.

[Chorus]
These lyrics symbolize the Alex Warren’s enduring love and connection to a departed loved one. They express a commitment to keep their memory alive, imagining them present in spirit. The phrase “save you a seat” reflects the desire to honor and include them in life’s journey.

[Verse 2]
Verse 2 express the Alex Warren’s sense of connection to their departed loved one, feeling their presence in nature and shared memories. They wonder about the reunion of their loved ones in the afterlife, pondering whether those who pass away miss those they leave behind.

[Bridge]
This bridge depict the struggle of coping with loss, trying to maintain familiarity in the absence of a loved one. Despite efforts to move forward, the pain resurfaces intensely upon reminders of the departed’s absence and the inability to remain.

[Outro]
These lines portray a pledge to honor and remember a departed loved one, symbolically keeping a place for them in the singer’s life, hoping they find pride in their actions.