There's a new wind blowing like I've never known
I'm breathing deeper than I've even done
And it sure feels good to finally feel the way I do
And I want to love somebody, love somebody like you

And I let go of all my lonely yesterdays
I've forgiven myself for the mistakes I've made
Now there's just one thing the only thing I want to do
I want to love somebody, love somebody like you

Yeah, I want to feel the sunshine
Shining down on me and you
When you put your arms around me
You let me know there's nothing in this world I can't do

I used to run in circles going nowhere fast
I'd take one step forward and took two steps back
I couldn't walk a straight line even if I wanted to
I want to love somebody, love somebody like you

Oh, here we go now, ooh, yeah
Hey, I want to love ya, baby
Oh oh, oh oh

Yeah, I want to feel the sunshine
Shining down on me and you
When you put your arms around me
Well baby there ain't nothing in this world I can't do

Sometime it's hard for me to understand
But your teaching me to be a better man
I don't want to take this life for granted like I used to do, no no
I want to love somebody, love somebody like you

I'm ready to love somebody, love somebody like you
I want to love somebody, love somebody like you

Hey I want to love ya baby, ah uh

I want to be the man in the middle of the night shining like it's true
I wanna to be the man that you run to whenever I call on you
When everything that loved someone finally found it's way
I wanna be a better man, I can see it in you yeah

Hey I want to love you baby

Ah ah yeah, na na na na na


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Somebody Like You Lyrics as written by Keith Urban John Shanks

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    This song has the meaning of love built right in it. I felt so honored when a great friend of mine (or are we more) said that this song reminds him of me. I have to say that sadly, I felt like crying. Love the song!

    sexy'lil'meon April 05, 2003   Link
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    GREAT song! It's so sweet! :)

    silver_liningon August 18, 2002   Link
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    this song is kinda self explanitory, VERY GOOD SONG

    dimplz98on September 02, 2002   Link
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    i must say that this is truly a good song that i just cant get out of my head

    the_Blues_Bumon September 16, 2002   Link
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    I've seen Keith Urban in concert twice, and I will never forget the atmosphere in the place when he sings this song and the entire audience is singing and drowning him out so much that he just steps back from the microphone and lets us sing, it was great! He is also an amazing guitar player, and he is gorgeous.

    cdncowgirlon July 15, 2005   Link
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    There's just 2 words that can explain this: GREAT SONG!!!!!!

    Zeppelineron April 07, 2006   Link

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