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Frank Sinatra Somewhere Along The Way Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.25/10 [8 votes]Album: Point of No Return / Original Release Date: 1962Genre: VocalSong Duration: 3 min 01 sec
FRANK SINATRA
- Somewhere Along The Way Lyrics / with translationsI used to walk with you along the avenue, our hearts were
young and gay
How could I know I'd lose you somewhere along the way
The friends we used to know, would always smile hello
No love like our love, they say then love slipped through
our fingers
Somewhere along the way
I should forget, but with the loneliness of night, I
start remembering everything
You're gone and yet there's still a feeling deep inside
that you'll always be part of me
So now I look for you along the avenue, and as I wander I
pray
That someday soon, I'll find you, somewhere along the way
young and gay
How could I know I'd lose you somewhere along the way
The friends we used to know, would always smile hello
No love like our love, they say then love slipped through
our fingers
Somewhere along the way
I should forget, but with the loneliness of night, I
You're gone and yet there's still a feeling deep inside
that you'll always be part of me
So now I look for you along the avenue, and as I wander I
pray
That someday soon, I'll find you, somewhere along the way
Facts about Somewhere Along The Way
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Somewhere Along The Way is written by Kurt Adams, Sammy Gallop.
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It is first released in 1962 as part of Frank Sinatra's album "Point of No Return" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, with 'Somewhere Along the Way,' Frank Sinatra not only reminisces about love that didn't work out but also presents the hope of meeting again as a metaphorical avenue where one walks through the journey of memory and longing. The song mostly communicates heartbreak, reflection, love, nostalgia, and solitude. It also affirms the significance of love that has been lost, the corresponding longing, and the hopeful aspect of the whole thing. The lyrics are characterized by the themes of nostalgia, lost love, and longing, but they are communicated in a soft and sentimental style without any explicit language, violence or adult content. The emotions that are conveyed are universal and suitable for all ages.
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Somewhere Along The Way falls under the genre Vocal.
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Somewhere Along The Way song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
Who wrote Somewhere Along The Way lyrics?
Somewhere Along The Way is written by Kurt Adams, Sammy Gallop.
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When was Somewhere Along The Way released?
It is first released in 1962 as part of Frank Sinatra's album "Point of No Return" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Somewhere Along The Way lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, with 'Somewhere Along the Way,' Frank Sinatra not only reminisces about love that didn't work out but also presents the hope of meeting again as a metaphorical avenue where one walks through the journey of memory and longing. The song mostly communicates heartbreak, reflection, love, nostalgia, and solitude. It also affirms the significance of love that has been lost, the corresponding longing, and the hopeful aspect of the whole thing. The lyrics are characterized by the themes of nostalgia, lost love, and longing, but they are communicated in a soft and sentimental style without any explicit language, violence or adult content. The emotions that are conveyed are universal and suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Somewhere Along The Way?
Somewhere Along The Way falls under the genre Vocal.
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How long is the song Somewhere Along The Way?
Somewhere Along The Way song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Kurt Adams, Sammy Gallop
Record Label(s): 1999 Capitol Records, Inc
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Somewhere Along The Way
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