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Kristian Leontiou Songs - Some Say
Kristian Leontiou - Some Say


Kristian Leontiou - Some Say Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Some Day Soon
Released: 2004

Some Say Lyrics


No more trouble in my soul
No more time to make me whole
So today I try to tell you
I'll be on my way

Show me where the answers lives
Show me where the truth forgives
In my head I've tried to reason
I'll be on my way

Some Say, the road is clear
Some say, confront your fears
Some say, but can you feel the love that do?

Why do people always change?
When memories aways stay the same
In my head I've tryed to reason
I'll be on my way

Some say, the road is clear
Some say, confront your fears
Some say, but can you feel the love that do?

One day we will be free, under the summer sun
And you will see
One day we will be free, under the summer sun
And you will see

Some say, the road is clear
Some say, confront your fears
Some say, but can you feel the love that do?

Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love that I do?

Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love
Can you feel the love that I do?

Can you feel the love that I do?

Writer/s: WILKINSON, PETER GEOFFREY/ERASMUS, SARAH RUTH/LEONTIOU, KRISTIAN
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Some Say Song Chart
  • This moderately uptempo, middle of the roadish track has a strange claim to fame; one of the people who appears in the official video is Meredith Kercher, the victim of the controversial "murder in Perugia." Her body was found November 1, 2007 in the cottage she shared with fellow student Amanda Knox.

    Possibly on account of this connection, Kristian Leontiou's video went gold reaching 150,000 sales. (thanks, Alexander Baron - London, England)
  • Some Day Soon is the debut album by Kristian Leontiou, who would later join the group One eskimO. Leontiou wrote "Some Say" and several other tracks on the album with the husband-and-wife songwriting team of Sarah Erasmus and Pete Wilkinson. Erasmus and Wilkinson would go on to write and produce for Amy MacDonald and Paolo Nutini.