Somewhere Out There
Our Lady Peace · Playlist: The Very Best Of Our Lady Peace [2009]
You were lonely and out of place
You were looking down on me
Lost out in space
We laid underneath the stars
Strung out and feeling brave
I watched the red orange glow
I watched you float away
Down here in the atmosphere
Garbage and city lights
You've gone to save your tired soul
You've gone to save our lives
I turned on the radio
To find you on satellite
I'm waiting for this sky to fall
I'm waiting for a sign
And all we are
Is all so far
You're falling back to me
The star that I can see, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling out of reach
Defying gravity, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
Hope you remember me
when you're homesick and need a change
I miss your purple hair
I miss the way you taste
I know you'll come back someday
On a bed of nails I'll wait
I'm praying that you don't burn out
Or fade away
And all we are
Is all so far
You're falling back to me
The star that I can see, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling out of reach
Defying gravity, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling back to me
The star that I can see
I know you're out there
Oh
You're falling out of reach
Defying gravity
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling back to me
The star that I can see, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling out of reach
Defying gravity, yeah
I know you're out there
Somewhere out there
You're falling back to me
I know , I know
You're falling out of reach
I know
Somewhere Out There - Our Lady Peace
Our Lady Peace's "Somewhere Out There" is a standout track from their 2009 compilation, "Playlist: The Very Best Of Our Lady Peace." The band, fronted by singer Mike Mangini, blends their signature rock energy with melodic hooks, creating an anthem that resonates with fans of the genre. This recording showcases their ability to craft catchy, emotionally engaging songs that have become staples in their extensive discography. The track exemplifies the band's evolution over the years, maintaining their core sound while appealing to a broader audience through accessible songwriting. It remains a popular choice for live performances and radio play, reflecting the enduring appeal of their work in the alternative rock landscape.

