4 Chords used in the song: Bb, F, Gm, Eb
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VERSE 1
Bb F
Step one, you say, we need to talk
Gm F Bb
He walks; you say, sit down, it's just a talk
Bb F Gm
He smiles politely back at you
F Bb
You stare politely right on through
Bb F Gm
Some sort of window to your right
F
As he goes left
Bb F
And you stay right between the lines
Gm
Of fear and blame
F
And you begin to wonder why you came
CHORUS
Eb F
Where did I go wrong?
Gm
I lost a friend
F
Somewhere along in the bitterness
Eb F
And I would have stayed up
Gm
With you, all night
Gm
Had I known
F Bb
How to save a life
VERSE 2 - repeat chords as in VERSE 1
Repeat CHORUS
VERSE 3 - repeat VERSE chords
Repeat CHORUS twice
BRIDGE
Bb F Gm
F Bb
How to save a life...
F Gm
F Bb
How to save a life...
Repeat CHORUS twice
OUTRO
Bb F Gm
F Bb
How to save a life...
F Gm
F Bb
How to save a life
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07 Aug 2024
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About this song: How To Save A Life
Influenced by a boy that Isaac Slade, lead singer, met while working as a mentor at a camp for troubled teens. According to Slade, the song is about all the people who attempted to help this troubled boy but were unsuccessful.