Something More

Train · Drops Of Jupiter [2001]

I just opened up my eyes

And let the world come climbing in

It's all better now, things are gonna work somehow

If I just sleep another hour

Tried to reach you at your mom's

Hey baby why you trying to keep away for so long

I stopped feeling good, somehow I just knew I would

I guess I'll sleep another hour

Feels like I'm wasting my time

Hanging on this same old line

Got to get you off of my mind

There's nothing left for me to find



And all the more I want

All the more I need

All the while you want something more

All the more I want

All the more I need

All the while you want something more



Thought I found the words to say

Just to get you feeling fine over heels my way

But it don't matter how

I lost the word and nerve and now

There's nothing more for me to say

Feels like I'm wasting my time

Hanging on this same old line

There's nothing left for me to find



And all the more I want

All the more I need

All the while you want something more

All the more I want

All the more I need

All the while you want something



There's nothing left for me to say

Wanting what I need this way

And when I'm feeling low I know

I need to stop



And someday you will see

All the more you want

All the more you'll need me

All the while I'll be on to something more

And all the more you want

All the more you'll need me

All the while I want something more

I want something more

I want something more than this

Something More

Something More stands as a defining track from Train's breakthrough 2001 album, Drops of Jupiter. Emerging during a period where the band solidified their signature blend of alternative rock and pop sensibilities, the song showcases the group's ability to craft melodic, emotionally resonant radio hits. While the album is often celebrated for its title track, this recording highlights the band's consistent songwriting prowess and polished production style that characterized their early commercial success. The track fits seamlessly within a discography known for balancing upbeat rhythms with introspective themes, contributing to the album's enduring appeal. It remains a key example of the band's work during a highly influential era in modern rock, reflecting the musical identity that propelled them to widespread recognition.