Somewhere out There
Our Lady Peace
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Last time I talked to you 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 their 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 All we are Is all so far [Chorus:] You're falling back to me You're a 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 home sick 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 All we are Is all so far [Chorus:Repeat x3] I know I know You're falling out of reach I know
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Written by: Duncan Coutts, Jeremy Taggart, Michael Maida, Michael "raine" Maida
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10 facts about this song
Release Fact"Somewhere out There" is a song by Canadian rock band Our Lady Peace. It was released on July 30, 2002 as a lead single from their fifth studio album "Gravity".
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Chart Performance FactThe song became a major hit and reached number 7 on US Billboard's Hot Modern Rock Tracks. It was also the band's first song to make the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 51.
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Collaboration FactThe album "Gravity" was produced by Bob Rock, who is best known for working with Metallica and Mötley Crüe. It marked a stylistic shift for the band in terms of music and lyrics, which became evident in "Somewhere out There".
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Inspiration FactThe lyrical content of the song was inspired by the frontman Raine Maida's personal experiences. He stated in an interview that the song is about "feeling disconnected" and the urge of "wanting to be in a place that you're not".
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Composition FactThe song is known for its melodic verses and a powerful, anthemic chorus. Maida's raspy vocals have been appreciated by critics and listeners alike.
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Music Video FactThe music video of the song features the band performing interspersed with shots of a woman caught in a futuristic, dystopic world. It was directed by Oli Goldsmith.
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Accolade Fact"Somewhere out There" won the MuchMusic Video Award for "People's Choice: Favourite Canadian Group" in 2002.
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Innovation FactThe song's success marked Our Lady Peace’s turn towards a more mainstream sound. While it was a departure from their original alternative rock style, "Somewhere out There" introduced a more accessible yet innovative approach by the band.
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Cover FactIn 2003, the song was covered by VanVelzen, a Dutch musician, which helped boost its popularity in European countries.
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Catalogue FactDespite the changes in their musical style throughout the years, "Somewhere out There" remains one of Our Lady Peace's most popular and enduring songs in their catalog.
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