This page features a video of the poem “SOMEDAY SOON”, prescribed under the Karnataka State Syllabus for 4th Standard English Second Language. Along with its summary in three languages and transliterated songs. It serves as a valuable learning resource for students and parents, with each song accompanied by its respective lyrics for easy sing-along. The synchronized lyrics help learners follow and recite the song as it progresses, making memorization and learning by heart easier, more effective, and enjoyable.
Lyrics
English
Someday soon, someday soon.
Seasons were made for the change.
You will be there.
Just like the night to the day without a care.
The dark goes before the dawn.
Open up your eyes.
Someday soon
Ooo, there’ll be a better day.
And someday soon,
yes, it’s not too far away.
The cloudiest day comes around,
you will be there.
All of the feelings you’ve found, without a care.
So my friends, you take a look.
Don’t you look too far?
Someday soon
Oo yeah, with open skies,
and someday soon.
All we can do is trying.
Seasons were made for the change.
You will be there.
Just like the night to the day without a care.
The dark goes before the dawn.
Open up your eyes.
Someday soon
Ooo, there’ll be a better day.
And someday soon,
yes, it’s not too far away.
The cloudiest day comes around,
you will be there.
All of the feelings you’ve found, without a care.
So my friends, you take a look.
Don’t you look too far?
Someday soon
Oo yeah, with open skies,
and someday soon.
All we can do is trying.
Summary
The poem gives a hopeful message about change and better days. It
compares darkness giving way to dawn with difficult times passing. It
assures the listener that a better day is not far away. The poem
encourages people to look ahead with open skies and hope. Its final
message is that we should keep trying.
compares darkness giving way to dawn with difficult times passing. It
assures the listener that a better day is not far away. The poem
encourages people to look ahead with open skies and hope. Its final
message is that we should keep trying.
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