Something's Gonna Happen

Melanie C · Other Songs - Melanie C

A shadow falls across the sky

The silence sings a lullaby

The room is spinning, close my eyes

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change



Distant voices call my name

I'm like an insect in a flame

The darkness overcomes my shame

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change



Fly away, find a way to find me

The night is near, and you are here

To take my living breath away



Dream Weaver, Soul Believer

Feeding on my love receiver

Soul Catcher, Body Snatcher

Feel the fever



Out of sight, not out of mind

Love is cruel, love is blind

Cast a spell, drink the wine

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change



Taste of danger, oh so sweet

Feel the hunger, feel the heat

My heart is falling at your feet

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change



Fly away, find a way to find me

The night is near, and you are here

To take my living breath away



Dream Weaver, Soul Believer

Feeding on my love receiver

Soul Catcher, Body Snatcher

Feel the fever, coming atcha

Dream Weaver, Soul Believer

Living on my love receiver

Soul Catcher, Body Snatcher

Feel the fever



Oh, oh yeah

Oh, oh yeah

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change



Oh, oh yeah

Oh, oh yeah

Something's gonna happen, something's gonna change

Something's Gonna Happen

Melanie C, formerly of the Spice Girls, has cultivated a distinct solo career defined by introspective pop and R&B influences. Something's Gonna Happen stands as a testament to her ability to craft emotionally resonant tracks that blend personal narrative with polished production. The recording captures her signature vocal clarity and the dynamic range that has characterized her work since leaving the group. While often associated with high-energy anthems, this song reflects a more contemplative side of her musical identity, exploring themes of anticipation and change. It fits within a broader discography that balances commercial appeal with artistic depth, showcasing her evolution as a songwriter and performer. The track remains a significant song in her catalogue, highlighting her enduring presence in the British music landscape.