Somedays Paul McCartney
"Somedays" by Paul McCartney, released in 1997, is a #Pop ballad reflecting on the complexities of love and longing. The lyrics explore feelings of hope and uncertainty in relationships, with a focus on emotional vulnerability. Its gentle melody and heartfelt delivery contribute to its poignant atmosphere, resonating with listeners seeking connection.
[Verse 1]
Some days, I look
I look at you with eyes that shine
Some days, I don't
I don't believe that you are mine
[Refrain]
It's no good asking me what time of day it is
Who won the match or scored the goal
Some days, I look
Some days, I look into your soul
[Verse 2]
Sometimes, I laugh
I laugh to think how young we were
Sometimes, it's hard
It's hard to know which way to turn
[Refrain]
Don't ask me where I found that picture on the wall
How much it cost or what it's worth
Sometimes, I laugh
I laugh to think how young we were
[Bridge]
We don't need anybody else
To tell us what is real
Inside each one of us is love
And we know how it feels
Some days, I look
I look at you with eyes that shine
Some days, I don't
I don't believe that you are mine
[Refrain]
It's no good asking me what time of day it is
Who won the match or scored the goal
Some days, I look
Some days, I look into your soul
[Verse 2]
Sometimes, I laugh
I laugh to think how young we were
Sometimes, it's hard
It's hard to know which way to turn
[Refrain]
Don't ask me where I found that picture on the wall
How much it cost or what it's worth
Sometimes, I laugh
I laugh to think how young we were
[Bridge]
We don't need anybody else
To tell us what is real
Inside each one of us is love
And we know how it feels
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