Someway Somehow

FARR's song 'Someway Somehow' delves into the struggles and anxieties of life, capturing the essence of perseverance and hope. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with financial difficulties and emotional turmoil, as evidenced by lines like 'Oh the rent has all been spent on coffee and cigarettes' and 'Havin doubts up in my mind.' These lines suggest a state of distress and uncertainty, where the protagonist is trying to find solace in small comforts while feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges.

Despite the hardships, the song carries an underlying message of resilience and determination. The recurring line 'Some way, some how, we’re gonna make it, on out' serves as a mantra of hope, emphasizing the belief that no matter how dire the situation, there is always a way to overcome it. The metaphor of a 'fire burning' symbolizes an inner strength and passion that refuses to be extinguished, even when faced with self-doubt and the feeling of having 'done something wrong.' This fire represents the drive to push through adversity and find a path to better days.

The song also touches on the theme of time and patience. Lines like 'Haven’t seen the light in days' and 'everything comes in time' highlight the importance of enduring through dark periods with the faith that things will eventually improve. The commitment to 'be right there on my knees praying' underscores a sense of devotion and unwavering belief in a positive outcome. 'Someway Somehow' is a powerful anthem for anyone facing tough times, reminding listeners that perseverance and hope can guide them through even the most challenging storms.