Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver - Saving Grace lyrics

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Lately Grace hasn’t been herself<br>

And he’s noticed the change<br>

Like forgetting friends they have known for years and misplacing her things<br>

He’d make a joke; they both laugh <br>

and blame it on old age<br>

its not funny anymore, She can’t remember his name<br>

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He believes way down deep she still <br>

knows is Fourty years of memories <br>

just can’t disappear like this <br>

The doctors say its hopeless, her <br>

past has been erased<br>

But he’ll spend the rest of his <br>

life, Saving Grace<br>

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Raised five kids on a farmers pay, Vietnam took a son, but watching Grace live like this is the hardest thing he has done<br>

He sits there by her bed sometimes, while she’s fast asleep. Tell’s her all about herself strokes her hair and weeps<br>

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He believes way down deep she still <br>

knows is. Fourty years of memories <br>

just can’t disappear like this. The <br>

doctors say its hopeless, her past <br>

has been erased. But he’ll spend <br>

the rest of his life, Saving Grace<br>

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The woman that he’s loved for years<br>

Is somewhere trapped in the pain<br>

Tonight he swears she smiled at him and almost spoke his name<br>

The doctors say its hopeless, her past has been erased. But he’ll spend the rest of his life, Saving Grace<br>

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He believes way down deep she still <br>

knows is <br>

But Lately Grace hasn’t been herself<br>

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[Thanks to Barry Blakley for lyrics]<br>

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