WHERE THE HOKEY POKEY "IS" WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT

Simple Plan... Save you...

Posted 11 months ago

Just up here, the sun is shining, its going to be a hot one today... Summer has arrived...life is good...

This landed in my inbox just now and is the very first song of my day...

At first listen I really liked the tune but as I watched/listened and understood the sentiment it really touched me...

Sending much love and energy right at this moment to all those out there who have someone in their life who is facing or surviving the ultimate battle ..

From Simple Plan:

We are very proud to present to you our video for "Save You". What originally inspired this song was Pierre's brother's battle with cancer. About 3 years ago, Jay was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphatic cancer. After 2 years of extremely difficult chemotherapy treatments, he learned that the cancer was gone for now and that he was in remission. After being told he had a 50-50 chance to come out of this alive, he had won his battle.

Because this happened to someone so close to us, we felt that, as a band, we had to do something to help. We had to get involved and use our voice to make a difference in the fight against cancer.

We wanted this video to tell his story and the ones of all cancer survivors. We want to show how strong people can be when facing adversity and hardship and how resilient the human mind and body can be. We wanted to relay a message of hope, survival and courage.

With the assistance of iTunes, Lava/Atlantic, and Warner/Chappell Music, all proceeds from each downloaded sale will be distributed to cancer charities around the world, through the Simple Plan Foundation. "Save You" - which is also found on our self-titled third studio album "Simple Plan" - can be purchased on iTunes here: U.S.

Simple Plan Foundation: http://www.simpleplanfoundation.org

Take a breath
I pull myself together
Just another step till I reach the door
You'll never know the way it tears me up inside to see you
I wish that I could tell you something
To take it all away

Sometimes I wish I could save you
And there're so many things that I want you to know
I won't give up till it's over
If it takes you forever I want you to know

When I hear your voice
Its drowning in a whisper
It's just skin and bones
There's nothing left to take
And no matter what I do I can't make you feel better
If only I could find the answer
To help me understand

Sometimes I wish I could save you
And there're so many things that I want you to know
I wont give up till it's over
If it takes you forever I want you to know

That if you fall, stumble down
I'll pick you up off the ground
If you lose faith in you
I'll give you strength to pull through
Tell me you won't give up cause I'll be waiting if you fall
Oh you know I'll be there for you

If only I could find the answer
To take it all away

Sometimes i wish i could save you
And there're so many things that I want you to know
I wont give up till it's over
If it takes you forever I want you to know

I wish I could save you
I want you to know
I wish I could save you

Comments (8)

  1. KoriLinc says

    Zen... THAT touched my heart.  Thank you posting that.  Amazing!!! I will have to go buy that.  

    Permalink posted 12/04/2008
  2. Zen Raven says

    Hi Kori...I have listened to it a few times now... and I too will go and buy it... they did a beautiful job on this...

    Permalink posted 12/04/2008
  3. Indiana says

    beautiful post, song, video, here here to this effort!

    Permalink posted 12/04/2008
  4. Zen Raven says

    Thanks INdy, I agree

    Permalink posted 12/04/2008
  5. inrumford says

    I'm with indy on this

    thanks!

    Permalink posted 12/04/2008
  6. jaggerandrea says

    Yes, definitely.  The lyrics get me choked up----one of my brothers was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis 2 years ago, and in the last few months it suddendly became TERRIBLE.  It breaks my heart to see him---he can'r work or drive now, and there is no cure.  The lyrics to this song.....boy, I can relate.

    Permalink posted 12/07/2008
  7. Zen Raven says

    I have two first cousins in the same boat... Mark was diagnosed when he was only 23 and Susie when she was 39...heartbreaking is the word... *uhug* and yes this really touched me too...

    Permalink posted 12/07/2008
  8. jaggerandrea says

    :)

    Permalink posted 12/08/2008

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