The song "Somebody" by Hurts is about the narrator realizing their worth and finding the strength to break free from a toxic relationship. The lyrics express a sense of empowerment and determination to find someone who will treat them better. The song begins by asserting that the narrator is not a victim, fool, or someone to be taken advantage of. They declare that the relationship was never real and they've had enough. They no longer want to listen or try because they know they will never miss the person or the lies they told. The chorus emphasizes the narrator's desire to find someone who will treat them better than their previous partner. They express their exhaustion from the things the person has done to them, but assure them that they won't be laughing when the narrator finds someone new. The second verse is directed towards the person who hurt them, stating that they are not amused by their actions and they will never win while the narrator will never lose. The chorus repeats, emphasizing the narrator's determination to find someone who is different from their previous partner. The bridge reveals that the person who hurt the narrator now wants to listen and try, but it's too late for apologies. The narrator encourages them to think about what they want to say as they watch the narrator walk away. The song concludes with the repeated chorus, highlighting the narrator's resolve to find somebody who will treat them better than their previous partner. The lyrics suggest that the narrator seeks a new love who is completely different from their past, someone who will make them feel valued and respected. Overall, "Somebody" is a powerful anthem of self-worth and the desire to find a healthier, more fulfilling love connection.
