Somebody Lyrics by Mark Wills

Somebody Lyrics

    (sam tate/annie tate/dave berg)

    At a diner down on broadway they make small talk
    When she brings his eggs and fills his cup
    He jokes about his love life
    Tells her he's 'bout ready to give up
    That's when she says
    I've been there before
    Keep on looking 'cause
    Maybe who you're looking for is...

    Somebody in the next car
    Somebody on the morning train
    Somebody in the coffee shop
    That you walk right by everyday
    Somebody that you look at but never really see
    Somewhere out there
    There's somebody

    Across town in a crowded elevator
    He can't forget the things that waitress said
    He usually reads the paper
    But today he reads a strangers face instead
    It's that blue-eyed girl
    >from two floors up
    Maybe she's the one
    Maybe he could fall in love with

    Somebody in the next car
    Somebody on the morning train
    Somebody in the coffee shop
    That you walk right by everyday
    Somebody that you look at but never really see
    Somewhere out there
    There's somebody

    Now they laugh about the moment that it happened
    A moment they both missed until that day
    When he saw his guture in her eyes
    Instead of just another friendly face
    And he wonders why
    He searched so long
    When she was always there
    At that diner waiting on

    Somebody in the next car
    Somebody on the morning train
    Somebody in the coffee shop
    That you walk right by everyday
    Somebody that you look at but never really see
    Somewhere out there
    There's somebody

    Yeah, somewhere out there is somebody

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