Always Somewhere
The Scorpions · No. 1's [2006]
Arrive at seven the place feels good
No time to call you today
Encores till eleven then Chinese food
Back to the hotel again
I call your number the line ain't free
I like to tell you come to me
A night without you seems like a lost dream
Love I can't tell you how I feel
Always somewhere
Miss you where I've been
I'll be back to love you again
Another morning another place
The only day off is far away
But every city has seen me in the end
And brings me to you again
Always somewhere
Miss you where I've been
I'll be back to love you again
No time to call you today
Encores till eleven then Chinese food
Back to the hotel again
I call your number the line ain't free
I like to tell you come to me
A night without you seems like a lost dream
Love I can't tell you how I feel
Always somewhere
Miss you where I've been
I'll be back to love you again
Another morning another place
The only day off is far away
But every city has seen me in the end
And brings me to you again
Always somewhere
Miss you where I've been
I'll be back to love you again
Always Somewhere - The Scorpions
Released on the 2006 compilation No. 1's, 'Always Somewhere' stands as a quintessential song in The Scorpions' enduring legacy of hard rock and power metal. The track exemplifies the band's signature sound, characterized by Klaus Meine's soaring vocals and the driving, melodic guitar work that defined their career spanning decades. As part of a collection celebrating their chart-topping history, the recording captures the high-energy production typical of the mid-2000s era, maintaining the anthemic quality that has made the group a staple of rock festivals worldwide. The song serves as a testament to the band's ability to craft memorable, radio-friendly tracks that resonate with audiences across generations.