A cover that leans into the original's raw need, with ROSÉ's voice tracing the shape of a missing person.
A cover that leans into the original's raw need, with ROSÉ's voice tracing the shape of a missing person.
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: the person who numbed the pain is now the source of it.
ROSÉ's delivery leans into that contradiction, where the memory of safety is what makes the present unsafe.
A cover that leans into the original's raw need, with ROSÉ's voice tracing the shape of a missing person.
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: the person who numbed the pain is now the source of it. ROSÉ's delivery leans into that contradiction, where the memory of safety is what makes the present unsafe.
The phrase 'getting kinda used to being someone you loved' does a lot of heavy lifting. It's not about grand romance; it's about the quiet, daily habit of belonging to someone, and how that habit leaves a hollowed-out shape when it's gone. The 'kinda' makes it feel real, a reluctant admission, not a declaration.
It captures the mundane tragedy of adjustment, not to love, but to the identity it gave you. The loss isn't just the person; it's the version of yourself that existed in their eyes.
The way her voice stretches on 'loved' at the very end, like she's holding onto the word itself because there's nothing else left to hold.
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I'm going under and this time I fear there's no one to save me
This all or nothing really got a way of driving me crazy
I need somebody to heal
Somebody to know
Somebody to have
Somebody to hold
It's easy to say
But it's never the same
I guess I kinda liked the way you numbed all the pain
Now the day bleeds
Into nightfall
And you're not here
To get me through it all
I let my guard down
And then you pulled the rug
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
I'm going under and this time I fear there's no one to save me
This all or nothing way of loving got me sleeping without you
Now, I need somebody to heal
Somebody to know
Somebody to have
Just to know how it feels
It's easy to say but it's never the same
I guess I kinda liked the way you helped me escape
Now the day bleeds
Into nightfall
And you're not here
To get me through it all
I let my guard down
And then you pulled the rug
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
And I tend to close my eyes when it hurts sometimes
I fall into your arms
I'll be safe in your sound 'til I come back around
For now the day bleeds
Into nightfall
And you're not here
To get me through it all
I let my guard down
And then you pulled the rug
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
But now the day bleeds
Into nightfall
And you're not here
To get me through it all
I let my guard down
And then you pulled the rug
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved
A cover that leans into the original's raw need, with ROSÉ's voice tracing the shape of a missing person. The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: the person who numbed the pain is now the source of it. ROSÉ's delivery leans into that contradiction, where the memory of safety is what makes the present unsafe.
ROSÉ performs "Someone You Loved", and this lyric page sits inside the ROSÉ catalog on LyroVerse.
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