Echoes of Deception | Somebodt Told Me | The Killers

Somebody Told Me is a song by American rock band The Killers, released in 2004 as part of their debut studio album Hot Fuss. The song was written by lead vocalist Brandon Flowers and guitarist Dave Keuning, with production credits going to The Killers themselves, along with Steve Lillywhite.

The lyrics of Somebody Told Me explore themes of love, heartbreak, and the uncertainty that can come with relationships. "Somebody told me you were a liar / When you're gone, I'll be gone / You got no right to make me feel like this", Flowers sings in the chorus, conveying the emotional pain and betrayal that can result from a partner's deception.

The song also touches on the idea of social conformity, with lines like "Everywhere I go, everywhere I see / Your ghost is gonna haunt me / Everywhere I go", suggesting that even when someone has left your life, their presence can still be felt. This concept is not unique to Somebody Told Me - The Killers have always been known for exploring the human condition through their music.

The song's instrumentation is characteristic of early 2000s indie rock, with driving guitar riffs and a prominent piano part that provides a sense of tension and release. "Somebody told me you were a liar / When you're gone, I'll be gone", Flowers repeats in the chorus, emphasizing the pain and longing that defines the song.

Overall, Somebody Told Me is a standout track from The Killers' debut album, showcasing their ability to craft catchy hooks and meaningful lyrics. "Somebody told me you were a liar / When you're gone, I'll be gone", it's a song that has become synonymous with the band's early work.