Doyle Lawson Saving Grace
Lately Grace hasn’t been herself
And he’s noticed the change
Like forgetting friends they have known for years and misplacing her things
He’d make a joke; they both laugh
and blame it on old age
its not funny anymore, She can’t remember his name
He believes way down deep she still
knows is Fourty years of memories
just can’t disappear like this
The doctors say its hopeless, her
past has been erased
But he’ll spend the rest of his
life, Saving Grace
Raised five kids on a farmers pay, Vietnam took a son, but watching Grace live like this is the hardest thing he has done
He sits there by her bed sometimes, while she’s fast asleep. Tell’s her all about herself strokes her hair and weeps
He believes way down deep she still
knows is. Fourty years of memories
just can’t disappear like this. The
doctors say its hopeless, her past
has been erased. But he’ll spend
the rest of his life, Saving Grace
The woman that he’s loved for years
Is somewhere trapped in the pain
Tonight he swears she smiled at him and almost spoke his name
The doctors say its hopeless, her past has been erased. But he’ll spend the rest of his life, Saving Grace
He believes way down deep she still
knows is
But Lately Grace hasn’t been herself
