"Saturday Morning_copy" genre: Rhythm & Blues
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	Speaks on a man losing the woman he realizes he loves so much
	CD: Vincent Wells   Label: SP Production Credits: Written by Vincent Wells and Stephen Carter
	Story Behind the Song We tried to come up with a smooth and meaningful song about someone you love slipping away. It took a week to record and mix. The initial concept took 2 days. Vincent's vocals are almost always done in one take. Lyrics Saturday Morning By Vincent Wells/ Stephen Carter Wish I could hold you, touch or kiss you, Wish you could know just how much I really miss you But you made it clear to me, you won't be coming round You made the point, it's all because I let you down Bridge I took all the things you said for granted, yeah like you're going to leave me then you proved you really meant it You gave me the reasons why I'm on my own I'm giving you these ones why I feel so all alone Hook Saturday mornings just don't feel the same Sunday mornings are worse and I'm the one to blame Saturday mornings were all I waited for Sunday mornings don't mean that much to me no more Verse 2 You said you needed time, maybe a day or two, girl it's been weeks, baby still no sign of you And you left eveything; sweet sentimental things Even the little things you used to treat like diamond rings Bridge 2 I stay up half the night pretending Like it doesn't bother me what we had is really ending Wish I could touch you, and you could touch me back 'Cause all the love you gave can't be the love I lack. Baby ! Hook out Saturday mornings just don't feel the same Sunday mornings are worse and I'm the one to blame Saturday mornings were all I waited for Sunday mornings don't mean that much to me no more

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