Someday out of the blue
In a crowded street
Or a deserted square
I turn and I see you
As if our love were new
Someday we can start again someday soon

Here comes the night
Here come the memories
Lost in your arms
Down in the Foreign field
Not so long ago
Seems like eternity
Those sweet afternoons
Still capture me

Someday out of the blue
In a crowded street
Or a deserted square
I turn and I see you
As if our love were new
Someday we can start again someday soon

I still believe
I still put faith in us
We had it all
And watched it slip away
Where are we now
Not where we want to be
Those hot afternoons
Still follow me

Someday out of the blue
Maybe years from now
Or tomorrow night
I turn and I see you
As if we always knew
Someday we would live again someday soon

I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us

Here comes the night
Here come the memories
Lost in your arms
Down in the Foreign field
Not so long ago
Seems like eternity
Those sweet afternoons
Still capture me

Someday out of the blue
Maybe years from now
Or tomorrow night
I turn and I see you
As if we always knew
Someday we would live again someday soon

Someday out of the blue
In a crowded street
Or a deserted square
I turn and I see you
As if our love were new
Someday we can start again someday soon

I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us

I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us
I still believe
I still put faith in us


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Someday Out Of The Blue Lyrics as written by Tim Rice Elton John

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    It's unfortunate that this song is not as well-known as it should. I love this song--especially the brevity of each line in the first stanza. It captures, i think, the bittersweetness in recalling love "here comes the night...here come the memories....down in the foreign fields...not so long ago." just beautiful.

    And don't even get me started on the percussion!

    joyce33090on March 29, 2008   Link

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