Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Esther Ofarim
Canonical path: /esther-ofarim/somebody-somewhere
Related lyric paths: 6
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Somebody, Somewhere
Read Somebody, Somewhere lyrics by Esther Ofarim on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Somebody, Somewhere
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Somebody, somewhere,
Wants me and needs me.
That's very wonderful to know!
Somebody lonely
Wants me to care,
Wants me of all people
To notice him there.
Well, i want to be wanted,
Need to be needed
And i'll admit, i'm all aglow
For somebody, somewhere,
Wants me and needs me,
Wants lonely me to smile and say "hello".
Somebody, somewhere,
Wants me and needs me
And that's very wonderful to know!
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