Someday
Gable Price and Friends Lyrics

When the rubber
When it's time to start actually taking action

Hit the road
Embarking on a journey

Couple thousand miles
A long distance to travel

Middle child, slowly finding out all the things that he doesn't know
Exploring and discovering the world while realizing how much there still is to learn

Twenty something
A young adult, still trying to figure things out

Or old and gray
A reminder that we all age and grow old

In a way we're all just kids headed off to college
No matter how old we get, we still have a child-like sense of wonder and adventure

Drowning just to make a wave
Putting ourselves through difficult situations in order to achieve something greater

Someday
In the future, at some point

The gold will turn to gray
Things that were once important or valuable will lose their sparkle and fade away

And every domino along the road was proof that we regrow
Every obstacle we face and overcome is evidence of our ability to grow and learn from our experiences

When your waist line
As you age and your body changes

Starts to grow
As you gain weight or become less physically fit

Think I lost myself
Feeling like you've lost your way or sense of self

On the shoreline of Monterrey
A specific location that holds personal significance

In the twilight
During a particular time of day, with a certain mood or atmosphere

On the golden coast
Another reference to the location where the artist lost themselves

Its getting hard to dream when we sleep through another earthquake
Living in a world that is unpredictable and sometimes frightening can make it difficult to stay hopeful and optimistic

Living's just the price we pay
Existing in this world is often difficult and involves challenges and hardships

Scars fade
Even emotional wounds will eventually heal

The deepest cuts will close
Even the most painful experiences will become easier to bear over time

Every scrape and scab we used to have is proof that we regrow
Every small wound or hardship we overcome is evidence of our resiliency and ability to heal

I was just the boy with the poise of a midwest king
The singer is describing a younger version of themselves, when they felt more confident and self-assured

My roots grow underneath
A metaphor for the artist's strong foundation and sense of self

I am still a child with my eyes glued to the sky
The singer still possesses a sense of wonder and curiosity, despite growing older

My roots go on for miles
The singer's strong foundation extends far beyond their physical body and immediate surroundings

I am still a kid with my fist planted in the ground
The singer is describing their connection to the earth and their sense of grounding

You can't dig 'em up
No one can disrupt or uproot the artist's strong foundation

Someday
Repeated again as a reminder that change and growth is inevitable