Someone
Jake Mirador Lyrics


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Pretty people getting in a freezing port town car
Overpriced and overdressed they′re all gonna be stars
I can feel the chemicals they're starting to set in
It′s time to turn the tables, try and save your skin

So know when it's over
You'll never be sober
Answer your phone
I know you′re not alone
Leave me at home
To fall in love alone

City lights and noises calling to my lazy head
Walk around in circles cause I can′t leave your bed
You leave me hanging too long, I'm gonna start to drive
I′ve been hanging too long, I'm gonna start to drive

So know when it′s over
You'll never be sober
Answer your phone
I know you′re not alone
Leave me at home
To fall in love alone

I'll be alone
Throw a dog a bone




I need you alone
I don't care if you′re stoned

Overall Meaning

The song "Someone" by Jake Mirador is an introspective track that delves into the complexities of relationships and the emotional entanglements that arise from them. The first verse describes a scene in which the singer sees "pretty people" who are dressed extravagantly and are riding in a luxurious town car. These people are striving to be stars and are immersed in a world of chemical indulgence. The singer decides that it is time to "turn the tables" and preserve their own well-being in the midst of all the excess.


The chorus of the song is a repetition of the idea that once the party ends, the individuals involved will never be sober. The singer tells their subject that even though they are not alone, they should answer their phone. The singer reveals that it is necessary to leave them at home to avoid falling in love alone. The second verse of the song talks about how the city lights and noises can be distracting to the singer, who is caught in a cycle of being unable to leave the bed of their companion. They are being left to hang for too long, and if it continues, they will "start to drive."


Line by Line Meaning

Pretty people getting in a freezing port town car
Wealthy and glamorous people are entering a classy car in a chilly port town.


Overpriced and overdressed they′re all gonna be stars
Excessively apparelled and costly individuals believe they will achieve great success.


I can feel the chemicals they're starting to set in
I sense the impact of drugs on their bodies.


It′s time to turn the tables, try and save your skin
It's time to adjust the situation in your favor and safeguard yourself.


So know when it's over
Be aware when the situation is concluded.


You'll never be sober
You will never be sane.


Answer your phone
Take calls that come to your phone.


I know you′re not alone
I'm aware that you're not by yourself.


Leave me at home
Abandon me at home.


To fall in love alone
To develop feelings for someone without them reciprocating.


City lights and noises calling to my lazy head
The night-time illuminations and sounds appeal to my lazy mind.


Walk around in circles cause I can′t leave your bed
I wander around in circles because I can't bear to depart from your bed.


You leave me hanging too long, I'm gonna start to drive
If you take too long to respond, I'll contemplate driving away.


I’ve been hanging too long, I'm gonna start to drive
I have been kept waiting for too long and I'll leave soon.


I'll be alone
I will be isolated.


Throw a dog a bone
Provide me with a chance or favor.


I need you alone
I require you to be by yourself.


I don't care if you′re stoned
It does not matter if you are under the influence of drugs.




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