| Song | Somebody Told The Truth |
| Artist | Peter Case |
| Album | Wig! |
| Case | |
| The courthouse emptied out | |
| The jurors all went home | |
| The lawyers eased their guilty hearts | |
| The cops were on their own | |
| The soldiers left their camps | |
| The weapons lay in heaps | |
| The generals disappeared | |
| The prisoners were freed | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| The theaters emptied out | |
| The radios went dead | |
| The stadiums were silent | |
| And not a word was said | |
| The dots were all connected | |
| The lines were barely drawn | |
| The secrets night kept hidden | |
| Were left out in the dawn | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| The starving men and women | |
| For once received their fill | |
| The children of the highway | |
| Were singin' on the hill | |
| The politicians vanished | |
| They must have caught their plane | |
| The clandestine policeman | |
| Stared out in the rain | |
| I sat down on the curbstone | |
| I rubbed my eyes and coughed | |
| I rubbed my wrists and ankles | |
| And I thanked the lord above | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth |
| Case | |
| The courthouse emptied out | |
| The jurors all went home | |
| The lawyers eased their guilty hearts | |
| The cops were on their own | |
| The soldiers left their camps | |
| The weapons lay in heaps | |
| The generals disappeared | |
| The prisoners were freed | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| The theaters emptied out | |
| The radios went dead | |
| The stadiums were silent | |
| And not a word was said | |
| The dots were all connected | |
| The lines were barely drawn | |
| The secrets night kept hidden | |
| Were left out in the dawn | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| The starving men and women | |
| For once received their fill | |
| The children of the highway | |
| Were singin' on the hill | |
| The politicians vanished | |
| They must have caught their plane | |
| The clandestine policeman | |
| Stared out in the rain | |
| I sat down on the curbstone | |
| I rubbed my eyes and coughed | |
| I rubbed my wrists and ankles | |
| And I thanked the lord above | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth | |
| Somebody, somebody told | |
| They told the truth to somebody | |
| Somebody told the truth |