Love Somebody

This is one of my favourite love songs that Robbie sings, he's speaking from his heart "I wanna love somebody". It's a very full and satisfying song, well done. I love the line "Love and only love will set you free".

The greatest song Robbie has ever done, in my opinion. There are a few mistakes in the lyrics here, but anyways... -.- I don't know why, but many people have never heard this song, but it's like a symphony. Each and every word has its meaning. The "Always and forever is forever young" line is, to me, an expression of belief. One thing will be forever young and this shall be love, if we believe in love, awlays and forever will forever be young. Your shadow on the pavement - Even the sun has it's dark side, and usually we can see that there is sun by looking at the shadows. Maybe you're alone and your shadow is the only one around you? And the blues - even the sad times have their colour - we shouldn't make them black and white? And it's hope that spring, the season of love, of happiness, is eternal for everyone - not just for ourselves. Violet, the colour of romance and love (that's how I understand it) melts away in the rainbow - our colourful life. There's not enough minutes in the hour or minutes in the day to find happiness. The "song" of life and love is always played in a circle that is one and the same and never skips a beat, but somebody somewhere out there - a stranger in the country - is meant to be mine, and I have yet to meet him. I love this part: "It will come in your sweet time, Lord, I just gotta let you in. The blind leading the blnd, Lord, getting underneath your skin. I can feel you in the silence, saying Let forever be, love, only love will set you free". The line "Let forever be" again shows the "forever" thing - it's like, let love be and let it be forever. Sorry for this dumb analyse with bad English too, it's just the way I feel the song, it has made me think a lot of times until I completely feel it in my blood. I love Robbie ^^

I'd agree with you, rumi; every word has its meaning and strung together makes it deeply lyrical. It could be interpreted in many ways, and I like your analysis of it. I absolutely love the harmony also! It's so sweet! Anyone who hasn't heard it yet must. It could well be Robbie's finest work to date. Some other lines are "If it ain't broke then break it Oh the damage done" which could be to do with breaking the ice?You'll never know 'til you try sort of thing. "Your lifetime in a second All the damage done" could emphasise that.

"It'll come in your sweet time Lord I've just gotta let you in The blind leading the blind Lord Getting underneath your skin I can feel you in the silence Saying let forever be Love and only love will set you free"