Someday
Someday

Tommy Stinson - Someday Lyrics

Alternative
Jul 27, 2004
53
Someday Music Video

Someday Lyrics

You've got a close eye on the world outside
From the inside of your cage
You're staring through the cracks in the drapes for a key
With a midget on your back goin' blind and mean
How much could you ask for?
How much would you ask for?

Something of use will come
Of these worn out shoes
Something of use will come
Of these painful dues

The bastard's wearing the dresses now
He bitches, no one calls him by his name
My baby, she's got the blues
Another rapist grows into his running shoes
How much could you ask for?
How much would you ask for?

"Dear God, can't you just leave me alone?"
Said the martyr to the thief
There's not enough room in this reflection for two
And now one of us is gonna have to leave in peace
Someday something of use will come
Of these dried up tears
Something of use will come
Of the blood and the blues if we waste another year
It's always someday
Someday somethin' of use will come

You lift yourself from the gutter to the grave
They'll fax you your last rites
Well, maybe I said everything is all right
Well, they're just not unbearable

How much could you ask for?
Oh now, how much would you ask for?

Someday something of use will come
Of these lives that we choose
Someday something of use will come
Of the blood and the blues of this wasted youth
Something of use will come

Someday something of use will come

Writer(s): Chad Kroeger, Michael Kroeger, Ryan Peake, Ryan Vikedal
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kanjian Music, BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing, Songtrust Ave, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

Attach an image to this thought

Drag image here or click to upload image

The Meaning of Someday

Be the first!

Post your thoughts on the meaning of "Someday".

Latest Blog Posts
Lyrics Discussions
by Peso Pluma, Gabito Ballesteros, Junior H

1

148

1

1K
Hot Songs

1

406
Recent Blog Posts