Somebody

Lovewave's song 'Somebody' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of love and loss. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of nights that seem to fall repeatedly, symbolizing a cycle of pain and memories that refuse to fade. The artist expresses a sense of being overwhelmed by these memories, which are easily triggered and bring back emotions that feel as fresh as the first time they were experienced. This cyclical nature of pain and memory is a central theme, highlighting the struggle to move on from a past relationship.

The song also touches on the exhaustion that comes with missing someone deeply. The artist speaks of embracing their 'exhausted feelings,' indicating a resignation to the emotional fatigue that accompanies longing. The imagery of whispering words that couldn't be said and looking at an empty room underscores a sense of isolation and unfulfilled desires. The artist's inability to 'save' the person they miss, despite their wishes, adds a layer of helplessness and regret to the narrative.

In the latter part of the song, the artist reflects on moments that come easily but are not eternal. This fleeting nature of moments contrasts with the enduring pain of the past. The artist's admission of hating the past but being unable to love the person anymore signifies a complex emotional state where the past's weight prevents future possibilities. The repeated notion of 'just looking' rather than acting suggests a passive acceptance of the situation, where the artist is stuck in a state of observation rather than participation.