Save Me

Nicki Minaj · Gold

[Verse 1]

I drove for miles

Just to find

You and find myself

All these screams

All these voices

In my head

You gave me strength

Gave me hope

For a lifetime

I never was satisfied



[Chorus]

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up



[Verse 2]

It's not your fault

I'm a bitch

I'm a monster

Yes I'm a beast

And I feast

When I conquer

But I'm alone

On my throne

All these riches

I came this way

All this way

Just to say hey



[Chorus]

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up



[Bridge]

I'm givin up baby

I'm givin up baby

(feels like I've been driven for miles)

I'm givin up baby

(and I can't seem to silence these voices in my head)

This time won't you save me

(please save me)

This time won't you save me

(please save me)



[Chorus]

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up

This time won't you save me

This time won't you save me

Baby I can feel myself givin up

Givin up

About Save Me

Nicki Minaj's "Save Me" serves as a high-energy anthem from her 2016 album *Gold*, showcasing her signature blend of aggressive rap delivery and melodic hooks. The track exemplifies her ability to pivot between playful, flirtatious tones and fierce self-assurance, characteristic of her work during this prolific period. Produced with a polished, club-ready sound, the recording reinforces her status as a dominant force in contemporary hip-hop, blending pop sensibilities with her distinct vocal style. Released alongside other chart-topping singles from the era, "Save Me" contributed to the album's commercial success and solidified its place in her discography as a defining moment of her career's evolution into mainstream pop-rap.