Somebody For Someone lyrics
The Corrs
There's a deep girl in the corner shop
Selling sugar for money in the dead of the night
And her soul's in the sugar and her heart's in the mud
And she's crying with a stranger
For someone to love
And she sings
Look at me, see me
Look at me, save me
Free me, find me
'Cos if there's somebody for someone
Yeah, look at me
Somebody for someone
There's a deep boy at the corner shop
Watching sugar sell for money to the dead at night
And he sees in her an angel in the cruelest of worlds
Hiding in the darkness
Screaming out for love (screaming out for love)
And he sings
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Look at me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - See me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Look for me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Save me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Free me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Find me
'Cos if there's (Somebody's gonna make it right) somebody for someone
Yeah, look at me
[Instrumental - Violin Solo]
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right)
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Look at me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - See me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Look for me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Save me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Free me
(Somebody's gonna make it right) - Find me
'Cos if there's (Somebody's gonna make it right) somebody for someone
Come look at me, yeah
(Somebody for someone) Yeah, yeah I wanna be
(Somebody for someone) I know there's gotta be
(Somebody for someone) You've gotta be
(Somebody for someone) Yeah, yeah, yeah...
(Somebody for someone)
(Somebody for someone)
(Somebody for someone)...
Song Details
Somebody For Someone is the third track from their third studio album, In Blue released in 2000. The song is a mid-tempo ballad that talks about the search for true love and companionship. The narrator expresses her desire to find someone who will love her unconditionally and be there for her through thick and thin - to find a soulmate who will complete one's life and make everything feel right.
The song features a mix of acoustic and electric instruments, including a memorable violin solo by band member Sharon Corr. It received positive reviews from critics and was a commercial success, charting in several countries, including the UK, Ireland, and Australia.
