Someday I’ll Be Saturday Night – Bon Jovi


Hey, man. I’m alive I’m taking each day and night at a time

I’m feeling like a Monday, but someday I’ll be Saturday night

Hey. My name is Jim. Where did I go wrong?

My life’s a bargain basement, all the good shit’s gone

I just can’t hold a job. Where do I belong?

Been sleeping in my car, my dreams moved on

My name is Billy Jean, my love was bought and sold

I’m only sixteen, I feel a hundred years old

My foster daddy went, took my innocence away

The street life ain’t much better, but at least I’m getting paid

And Tuesday just might go my way

It can’t get worse than yesterday

Thursdays, Fridays ain’t been kind

But somehow I’ll survive

Hey, man. I’m alive

I’m taking each day and night at a time

Yeah I’m down, but I know I’ll get by

Hey hey hey hey, man. Gotta live my life

Like I ain’t got nothing but this roll of the dice

I’m feeling like a Monday, but someday I’ll be Saturday night

Now I can’t say my name or tell you where I am

I want to blow myself away, don’t know if I can

I wish that I could be in some other time and place

With someone else’s soul, someone else’s face

Oh, Tuesday just might go my way

It can’t get worse than yesterday

Thursdays, Fridays ain’t been kind

But somehow I’ll survive

Hey, man. I’m alive

I’m taking each day and night at a time

Yeah I’m down, but I know I’ll get by

Hey hey hey hey, man. I gotta live my life

I’m gonna pick up all the pieces and what’s left of my pride

I’m feeling like a Monday, but someday I’ll be Saturday night

Saturday night

Here we go

Someday I’ll be Saturday night

I’ll be back on my feet, I’ll be doing alright

It may not be tomorrow, baby. That’s OK

I ain’t going down, gonna find a way

Hey hey hey

Hey, man. I’m alive

I’m taking each day and night at a time

Yeah, I’m down, but I know I’ll get by

Hey hey hey hey, man. I gotta live my life

Like I ain’t got nothing but this roll of the dice

I’m feeling like a Monday, but someday I’ll be Saturday night

I’m feeling like a Monday, but someday I’ll be Saturday night

Saturday night, all right, all right

Saturday night

Finding Hope in the Everyday Struggle

“Someday I’ll Be Saturday Night” by Bon Jovi is an uplifting anthem for anyone who’s ever felt weighed down by life’s hardships. Through its vivid storytelling, the song follows characters like Jim and Billy Jean, who are struggling with personal battles and hardships. Despite their circumstances, there’s a prevailing sense of resilience and hope. The repeated refrain of feeling like a “Monday” but aspiring to be “Saturday night” captures the universal desire to overcome adversity and find moments of joy and freedom. The lyrics serve as a reminder that, even when life feels at its lowest, there’s always a possibility for a brighter tomorrow.

Song Credits

Songwriters: Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, Desmond Child
Release Year: 1995
Label: Mercury Records


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