Someday

Flipsyde's 'Someday' is a song that encapsulates the struggle and hope of overcoming life's adversities. The lyrics convey a sense of determination to break free from the metaphorical chains that bind us, whether they be personal demons, societal pressures, or the hardships of life. The recurring theme of 'rising up on the wind' and 'dancing with those lions' suggests a future triumph over challenges, evoking powerful imagery of freedom and courage.

The song also touches on the darker aspects of striving for a better life, such as substance abuse ('Sippin' on jim beam ok') and the desperation that can lead to crime ('Stop or I gotta steal then steal'). These lines reflect the internal conflict and the societal issues that can lead individuals to feel trapped in a cycle of destructive behavior. However, the overarching message is one of resilience and the belief that it is possible to overcome these obstacles ('Someday we gonna break free from these chains and keep on flyin').

The bridge of the song shifts to a more personal tone, where the artist reflects on their own struggles and the difficulty of change. The acknowledgment that the journey is not easy ('Gonna see it's not that easy') but still worth the effort ('Don't stop get it till it's done') reinforces the song's message of perseverance. The encouragement to 'believe in your dreams' serves as a reminder that the vision of a better future is what fuels the determination to keep pushing forward, despite the challenges.