SomeBody
F. Massif Lyrics
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Waiting to fall
There must be somebody somewhere
Oh somewhere
The weather’s bad enough
Here comes a storm
You’re just someone somewhere
Somewhere
You’ll never see a way out now
How come nobody told you?
Wait!
We’ll never get away
You’re just someone somewhere
Waiting to fall apart
Somebody, somewhere
Waiting somewhere
The news has been sad enough
We come for more
Just somebody somewhere
Nowhere
Wait!
You’ll never see a way out now
How come nobody told you?
Wait!
We got lost on our way home
How come nobody told you?
Wait!
You’ll never see a way out now
How come nobody told you?
Wait!
We might just get away
These lyrics describe someone who feels lost and stuck in life, waiting for something to happen. They believe that somewhere out there, there must be someone who can help them find their way. However, they also mention that the weather is bad and a storm is coming, which could potentially make their situation worse.
The repetition of the line "You're just someone somewhere" could be interpreted as a feeling of insignificance or anonymity. The person may be struggling to find their place in the world and feel like they're just another face in the crowd. They acknowledge that they're "waiting to fall apart" and are in need of help.
The chorus repeats the lines "Wait! You'll never see a way out now, how come nobody told you?" which could suggest that the person is feeling hopeless and doesn't see a way out of their situation. They may also feel like they've been left in the dark, without any guidance or support.
Overall, these lyrics convey a sense of desperation and a need for help and guidance in a difficult situation.
Line by Line Meaning
We’re just getting nowhere
We are not making any progress or achieving anything significant.
Waiting to fall
We are anticipating a failure or downfall.
There must be somebody somewhere
There must be someone, somewhere who can help or make a difference.
Oh somewhere
The artist is reflecting on the possibility of finding someone somewhere who can help.
The weather’s bad enough
The artist is using the weather as a metaphor for the hardships they are facing.
Here comes a storm
More troubles are coming.
You’re just someone somewhere
The singer is acknowledging that they are just one person among many, and perhaps not special or significant.
Somewhere
The artist is still searching for someone somewhere who can help or make a difference.
Wait!
The artist is pausing for a moment to reflect on their situation.
You’ll never see a way out now
The artist is feeling hopeless and believes there is no solution to their problems.
How come nobody told you?
The singer is frustrated that they were not warned of the challenges they would face.
Wait!
The artist is pausing again to reflect on their situation.
We’ll never get away
The singer believes that their problems will never truly be resolved.
You’re just someone somewhere
The singer repeats the sentiment that they are just one person among many.
Waiting to fall apart
The singer believes that they are on the brink of falling apart emotionally or mentally.
Somebody, somewhere
The artist is still searching for someone somewhere who can help or make a difference.
Waiting somewhere
The artist is still holding out hope that someone will appear and offer help or guidance.
The news has been sad enough
The singer is suggesting that they have already heard enough bad news and are not in the mood to hear any more.
We come for more
Despite this, more bad news or challenges keep coming.
Just somebody somewhere
The artist is still looking for someone, anyone, who can offer help or guidance.
Nowhere
The artist feels like they have nowhere to turn and no one to help them.
We got lost on our way home
The artist is using the metaphor of being lost to describe their feeling of being directionless or without purpose.
How come nobody told you?
The singer is once again frustrated that they were not forewarned about the challenges they face.
Wait!
The artist is pausing yet again, likely feeling overwhelmed and unsure how to proceed.
You’ll never see a way out now
The singer's feelings of hopelessness are repeating, and they believe that there is no escape from their problems.
How come nobody told you?
The singer is feeling abandoned by those who should have warned them or prepared them for their challenges.
Wait!
Once more, the singer pauses to reflect on their situation.
We might just get away
Despite all of the negativity and hopelessness expressed in the song, the artist is still holding out a small bit of hope that their problems might eventually be resolved.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Frederic Darbas
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Trancefreak64
Do you want me?
Like I want you? (x3)
Do you want me?
Like I want you?
And you want to
Be my mistress
I will tell you
Where to go to
Don't you worry
There's no witness (x4)
Do you want me?
Like I want you? (x2)
Do you want me?
Like I want you?
And you want to
Be my mistress
I will tell you
Where to go to
Don't you worry
There's no witness
Shades
I feel privileged to know this song exists. It's on 1 of my father's trance CDs and this is one of my favorites.
Vahe Iskandaryan
this track belongs lost in time and space to be discovered a million years from now to be worshiped. Completely timeless
Niclas Tuohea
In my top 10 corsten. And then he has done alot. 98-2000
tranterlee
This track is absolutely banging
Kds Next
Just Euphoria, unbelievable feeling when I'm listening these deep melodic trance sounds in my car 🔥
Arnold Nagy
REAL PROPER EFFIN TRANCE... 3:06 is when "it" was kicking the hardest at Ferry Corsten concert in 2004 The Level of COMPLEXITY, which is lacking soooo much in Today's Trance music
Da Wizz
I think it's somewhat the other way around. It was relatively simple back in the days, but in that simplicity producers like Ferry Corsten and M.I.K.E. perfectly balanced and aligned everything in their tracks. Also, back in the days they formed the market so they created all sorts of stuff that was just awesome instead of caring too much about the reception. In these days they also played a lot of Techno/Techtrance in their livesets. Nowadays it must be good for a huge crowd, which makes it a new form of pop music. It's industrialized for a big part, so there's a lot less creativity as they just use efficient workflows and shadow producers to get something there that sounds great for a couple of weeks.
5. 31am
Fuck yeah! Please take me back I miss those days.
Mathieu FTZ
My favorite trance song thanks <3
Dingbaticus
Where has this BEEN? HOW AM I JUST NOW HEARING THIS MASTERPIECE