Last Song
Somi Lyrics

If this were my last song
Contemplating about life and its uncertainties, the artist wonders if this were the last song they ever sing.

Would you listen closer?
In the face of the possibility that this may be their last song, the artist wonders if the listeners would pay more attention to the lyrics and appreciate the song more.

Would you lean in?
As a continuation of the previous thought, the artist is asking the listeners if they would show more interest and lean in to connect better with the song.

Would you hum along?
This line expresses the artist's hope that the audience would find the song catchy and hum along to it.

Would you try to remember everything?
The artist is urging the listeners to cherish and remember every aspect of the song. They are pleading with them to appreciate the small things and keep them in their hearts.

The shape of my neck, everything
In this line, the artist challenges the listeners to accept every part of themselves, including the parts that others might not appreciate or acknowledge, such as the shape of their neck.

The size of my breasts, everything
The artist is challenging what is considered normal and acceptable by society when it comes to body image. They urge listeners to accept and appreciate every part of themselves, including the size of their breasts.

The things you dislike, everything
Here, the artist touches on how people tend to judge or dislike the things they don't understand. They are pleading with the audience to accept and appreciate every aspect of themselves, even the things that others might not like.

My ego, my pride, everything
Ego and pride are often harmful aspects of one's personality, but the artist is pleading with the listeners to acknowledge and accept even these parts of themselves.

The sound of my scream, everything
The artist is asking the listeners to cherish every part of them, even their primal and raw emotions, like the sound of their scream.

The breath in between everything
In moments of silence, like the breaths in between the verses of the song, the artist asks the listener to pay attention to the nuances and subtle details of the performance.

The first song before everything
The artist wants the listener to appreciate their musical journey, all the way from the beginning until the present song.

I might just sing louder
If this were the last song, the artist would give it their all, pouring their heart and soul into it and singing it louder than they ever have before.

I would ask the band to slow it down
As the fast-paced tempo might not be suitable for the song's lyrics, the artist wants the song to be played at a slower pace to ensure that the listeners don't miss any of the lyrics' emotions.

We'd sing harmonies
The artist wants the song to be sung in harmony as they believe it would make the song more beautiful and heartfelt.

I would try to tell you everything
As this could be the last song, the artist wants to express everything that they have in their heart and hope that the listeners hear it all.

The times that I lied, everything
In this line, the artist acknowledges the parts of their past that weren't necessarily good, like the times they lied. They hope that regardless of the dark aspects, the listener would still appreciate the song.

The days that I cried, everything
Here, the artist accepts that life isn't always sunshine and rainbows; there will be days of sorrow and tears. They hope that the listeners would still celebrate the song even if it's about sadness.

The lovers I knew, everything
The artist wants the listener to accept every aspect of their life, including their past lovers.

My hungry nights too, everything
The artist acknowledges that life often includes hungry nights or hardships, and they want the listener to hear it all and appreciate the song for its raw, genuine appeal.

My grandmothers brave, everything
The artist is giving a shoutout to their grandmother, acknowledging their bravery and resilience, and hoping that the listener appreciates their message.

The last time I prayed, everything
The artist wants to express their deep feelings about the last time they prayed, hoping the listener would hear and cherish it, even if they don't necessarily believe in God.

I'd thank the room, The air and hearts around me
As the song comes to a close, the artist wants to thank the audience, the environment, and the world around them that influenced their song.

I'd breathe deeper and deeper
In this line, the artist is saying that they would take a deep breath and enjoy the moment of singing the last song.

And hold the notes for a while
As the last song comes to an end, the artist wants to hold on to each note of the song for a while, cherishing the emotions it evoked in them.