"SAVIOUR" genre: Rock
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	The first song from the EP Lost Or Found
	CD: Lost or Found   Label: None Credits: Douglas Clarke
	Story Behind the Song This was a really old song that I wrote when I was fourteen and finally got round to recording when I was 19 (2002). The lyrics and feel of the song mutated over the years into what you hear now Lyrics You’re the saviour; I’m the sailor You’re the favour; I’m the slaver Why? Why? You’re narrator; I’m dictator You’re the taker; I’m the traitor Why? Why? I don’t want to feel sorry for you Why? Why? Why? Why? You’re the disher; I’m the fisher You’re the trailer; I’m the failure Lies turn blind eyes Lies turn white You’re the saviour, I’m the slaver You’re mistaken I’m just fakin’ Why? Why? I don’t want to feel sorry for you You’re the saviour; I’m the sailor You’re the favour; I’m the slaver Why? Why? You’re the taken; I’m the shaken You’re the saviour; I’m the failure Why? Why? Why? Why?

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