90 Days Sober (Rescue Me)
90 Days Sober (Rescue Me)
I'm sitting at a station waiting on a southbound train
A gray sky awning and a weeklong rain
When I put you in the cab you didn't weigh a buck thirty-four
Today you're coming home ninety days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
A smile on her face the clerk says the train is running late
There's a fresh pot of coffee and a day-old paper while you wait
I've waited ninety days what's a few hours more?
Today you're coming home ninety days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
I'm sitting at a station waiting on a southbound train
There's a break in the clouds and the sun ends a weeklong rain
I'm not superstitious but that's a pretty good omen
You're coming home strong and 90 days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
I could not live with myself
If I didn't try
You fell of that wagon
Had to start over
You're coming home strong
It's been ninety days
Sober sober
I'm sitting at a station waiting on a southbound train
A gray sky awning and a weeklong rain
When I put you in the cab you didn't weigh a buck thirty-four
Today you're coming home ninety days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
A smile on her face the clerk says the train is running late
There's a fresh pot of coffee and a day-old paper while you wait
I've waited ninety days what's a few hours more?
Today you're coming home ninety days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
I'm sitting at a station waiting on a southbound train
There's a break in the clouds and the sun ends a weeklong rain
I'm not superstitious but that's a pretty good omen
You're coming home strong and 90 days sober
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
Rescue me
You didn't say the words I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
Rescue me
You didn't say the words
I saw them in your eyes
A desperate plea
There in the darkness
Far from the light
Rescue me
I couldn't live with myself
If I didn't try
I could not live with myself
If I didn't try
You fell of that wagon
Had to start over
You're coming home strong
It's been ninety days
Sober sober
Credits
Writer(s): Eric Saitz
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