I can’t remember much. It was a simple serene song. I know nothing about music, unfortunately. I have a difficult time humming to Google what I hear in my head. It’s sung by a female.
When I say “something” I don’t know the words. It goes:
“Something something on a Saturday night”
Then it goes something like:
“What, what, what do you mean?”
That’s all I can say. I’m pretty sure the “Saturday night” part is accurate.
Well, 20 years earlier, Elton John thought Saturday Night was Alright for Fightin’
And I’ve always wondered this about that song: If his best friend floats in the bottom of a glass, is he on the surface or the bottom. Seems to me, if you floating, you on the surface, but if you on the bottom, you done sunk.
It’s a simple, but good song: I still can’t even be sure she said “on a Saturday”. Not sure about the, “What, what, what do you mean,” part either. It could be “Come, come, come to me.”
I heard it before when I was in a noisy art class in Middle School, (it played on the radio when we worked,) or later in my life when it played on the speakers of a noisy grocery store I worked at. I hope to one day find it. It would really take me back.
Once again:
“Something something on a Saturday Night”
What, what, what do you mean?"
While reading this I was listening to Emotion by Destiny’s Child. I doubt it is the song but…
It’s early 2000’s. So, it’s 90’s-ish.
A serene song.
“Something something on a Saturday Night” - Nobody left in this world to kiss goodnight.
“What, what, what do you mean?” - And where are you now.
It could be “Come, come, come to me". -
But if you don’t come back, Come home to me