Save You a Seat Lyrics – Alex Warren

[Verse 1: Alex Warren]
In the first verse, Alex questions if he has lived up to the expectations of the person he has lost. He feels their presence in nature, hearing their voice in the wind and trees. The verse highlights his search for validation from this person, wondering if they imagined him in his current state and if he has met their hopes.

[Pre-Chorus: Alex Warren]
The pre-chorus reflects on how memories keep the person alive in his heart. Although they left too soon, their memory is still strong, offering a sense of emotional connection even in their absence. This line illustrates how the past is intertwined with the present through the power of memory.

[Chorus: Alex Warren]
In the chorus, Alex promises to metaphorically save a seat for the person at his table, signifying their permanent place in his life. He expresses hope that they are watching over him with pride from the afterlife. The line "You're written in my soul" conveys the deep impact this person had on him, suggesting that they are a part of his very being.

[Verse 2: Alex Warren]
In this verse, Alex recalls moments where he feels their presence, such as in the rain and when driving through familiar places that remind him of shared memories. He wonders if the departed has reunited with his mother and questions whether those who leave miss those left behind, demonstrating his yearning to reconnect.

[Pre-Chorus: Alex Warren]
Reiterating the earlier theme, the pre-chorus reminds listeners that the departed’s memory lives on, even though they left the physical world prematurely. Alex feels that this connection continues, though tinged with the pain of loss.

[Chorus: Alex Warren]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing Alex’s commitment to keeping the memory of this loved one alive. He continuously reflects on how they remain a part of his life, hoping they see him from the afterlife and are proud of his journey.

[Bridge: Alex Warren]
In the bridge, Alex speaks about preserving the person's room as if nothing has changed, a physical manifestation of his inability to move on fully. The mention of nearly breaking down upon hearing their name indicates the depth of his grief. Despite knowing that the person had to go, Alex still struggles with accepting the loss.

[Outro: Alex Warren]
The song ends with Alex reaffirming his promise to keep a seat for them, symbolizing the eternal bond they share. He hopes that wherever they are, they continue to watch over him with pride, a testament to how their memory remains an integral part of his life.