If you're going out with someone new
I'm going out with someone too
I won't feel sorry for me, I'm getting drunk
But I'd much rather be somewhere with you

Laughing loud on a carnival ride, yeah
Driving around, Saturday night
You made fun of me for singing my song
Got a hotel room just to turn you on

Said pick me up at 3 AM
You're fighting with your mom again
And I'd go, I'd go, I'd go somewhere with you, yeah

I won't sit outside your house
Wait for the lights to go out
Call up an ex to rescue me and climb in their bed
When I'd much rather sleep somewhere with you

Like we did on the beach last summer
When the rain came down and we took cover
Down in your car, out by the pier
Laid me down, whispered in my ear

"I hate my life, hold on to me
Ah, if you ever decide to leave
Then I'll go, I'll go, I'll go"

I can go out every night of the week
Can go home with anybody I meet
But it's just a temporary high
'Cause when I close my eyes
I'm somewhere with you, somewhere with you

If you see me out on the town
And it looks like I'm burning it down
You won't ask and I won't say
But in my heart I'm always somewhere with you

Laughing loud on a carnival ride, yeah
Driving around, Saturday night
You made fun of me for singing my song
Got a hotel room just to turn you on

You said pick me up at 3 AM
You're fighting with your mom again
And I'd go, I'd go, I'd go

I can go out every night of the week
Can go home with anybody I meet
But it's just a temporary high
'Cause when I close my eyes
I'm somewhere with you, somewhere with you
Somewhere with you, I'm somewhere with you

Somewhere with you
Somewhere with you
Somewhere with you


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Somewhere with You Lyrics as written by Shane Mcanally John Thomas Harding

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    My Interpretation

    He loved a girl he will never be able to get out of his head. They loved each other with ALL their hearts but there are no signs of reconciliation. He does not know this girl anymore. He just knows the memories still exist in his head and eat at him. He would not take her back ("You won't ask and I won't say") because I assume she left him and when she left, a part of him died. Death is irreversible.

    castoniaon November 18, 2010   Link

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