Sometimes
M2M · The Big Room
Sometimes
The rain's pouring down
And you wish you could find
A deep whole in the ground
Aunt red knocks on your door
And it feels like you're crawling all over the floor
And your boyfriend says
"Did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?"
Chorus
Sometimes you just feel like ****
The tight pants that you have don't fit
Sometimes guys just make you sick
And you're looking for something to kick
You feel so lost in this pretty world
That's how it sometimes feels to be a girl
Your brother always has to complain
He don't understand
He think he's a real man
My favorite TV show is starting soon
Up with the ice cream and a spoon
Think positive my father says
"It's a wonderful soccer game today!"
Chorus
Sympathy can be OK
But not when I feel horrible like today
Chorus
(Written by Marion Raven, Music by Marit Larsen/Marion Raven)
The rain's pouring down
And you wish you could find
A deep whole in the ground
Aunt red knocks on your door
And it feels like you're crawling all over the floor
And your boyfriend says
"Did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?"
Chorus
Sometimes you just feel like ****
The tight pants that you have don't fit
Sometimes guys just make you sick
And you're looking for something to kick
You feel so lost in this pretty world
That's how it sometimes feels to be a girl
Your brother always has to complain
He don't understand
He think he's a real man
My favorite TV show is starting soon
Up with the ice cream and a spoon
Think positive my father says
"It's a wonderful soccer game today!"
Chorus
Sympathy can be OK
But not when I feel horrible like today
Chorus
(Written by Marion Raven, Music by Marit Larsen/Marion Raven)
Sometimes - M2M
Released on the 2003 album The Big Room, "Sometimes" by M2M exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop and electronic dance music. The track features the distinctive vocal harmonies of the duo, combining melodic sensibilities with a driving rhythm that defined the early 2000s dance-pop landscape. As part of their discography, the song reflects the era's shift toward more polished, radio-friendly production while maintaining the emotional depth characteristic of their work. It stands as a representative recording of their ability to merge pop structures with electronic textures, contributing to their status as one of the most successful acts of the mid-2000s.