Somebody Loved Me Reel Big Fish
"Somebody Loved Me" by Reel Big Fish, released in 1996, is a ska-punk anthem exploring themes of loneliness, heartbreak, and the longing for connection. The lyrics convey feelings of rejection and the desire for love, underscored by upbeat brass and catchy melodies. Its energetic sound and relatable themes resonate with fans, solidifying its place in 90s alternative culture. #SkaPunk
Huh!
All of my friends
They're not my friends
A knife in the back
Felt it again
What did I do?
Was it so wrong?
Used to fit in
Now I don't belong
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
But I cannot remember why
My confidence
Is stuck in my throat
When you lay blame
I'm your scapegoat
Ears burning red
I heard what you said
You smile at my face
But you wish I was dead
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
But I cannot remember why
All of my friends
They're not my friends
A knife in the back
Felt it again
What did I do?
Was it so wrong?
Used to fit in
Now I don't belong
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
But I cannot remember why
My confidence
Is stuck in my throat
When you lay blame
I'm your scapegoat
Ears burning red
I heard what you said
You smile at my face
But you wish I was dead
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
I think somebody loved me once
But I cannot remember why
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