Some of These Days
Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra Lyrics

The lyrics of Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra's Song Some of These Days refer to the idea that someone will eventually feel the absence of their significant other, and this could lead to feelings of loneliness or regrets. The first two lines of the stanza illustrate the idea that someday in the future, the person addressed will long for their partner and feel lonely. The next two lines "You'll miss my hugging, You'll miss my kisses" emphasize that this person will miss the intimacy they shared with their partner, and the last two lines "You'll miss me, honey, When you go away" emphasizes that the person addressed will come to the realization that they missed their significant other when they have left.

The second stanza, which starts with "I feel so lonely," suggests that the singer of the song is addressing their partner and feels lonely when they are not around. The third and fourth lines of this stanza, "Just for you only, For you know, honey, You've had your way," suggests that the singer has always been focused on their partner and that the partner has often had their way. The last two lines of the verse, "And when you leave me, I know you'll grieve me, You'll miss your little honey, Some of these days" suggests that the partner will eventually leave and realize their mistake, leading to grief and longing for one's partner.

Overall, the lyrics of Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra's Song Some of These Days convey the idea that no matter how long someone has been in a relationship, eventually, they will come to miss their partner.