Lyrics
Out in the street it's six am, another sleepless night
Expressing the early morning hour and insomnia, suggesting a restless night.
Three cups of coffee, but I can't clear my head from what went down last night
Despite consuming three cups of coffee, the singer is unable to forget or move past events from the previous night.
No we won't have our own little ways, but somehow we keep it together
Highlighting challenges in maintaining individuality in a relationship but acknowledging the ability to stay together.
You hear me talk, if you don't hear what I say, I guess it don't even matter
Communication issues within the relationship, where the speaker's words may not be truly heard or understood.
Blue morning, blue day, won't you see things my way
Asking for understanding and empathy during a difficult time.
Blue morning, can't you see, what your love has done to me
Expressing the emotional impact of a breakup caused by the partner's actions.
I've always listened to your point of view, my ways are cut through men
Acknowledging past efforts to consider the partner's perspective and navigate challenges.
And I've always been a patient man, but my patience has reached its end
Conveying a limit to patience, indicating frustration or exhaustion.
You tell me you're leaving, you tell me goodbye
Recounting the partner's announcement of leaving and saying goodbye.
You say you might send a letter
Referencing a possible future communication through a letter.
Well honey don't telephone, 'cause I won't be alone
Discouraging phone calls, implying a desire for space and independence.
I need someone to make me feel better
Expressing a need for emotional support from someone else during the tough times.
Blue morning, blue day, won't you see things my way
Reiterating the plea for understanding and empathy.
Blue morning, can't you see, what your love has done to me
Reinforcing the emotional impact of the partner's actions on the speaker.
Blue morning, blue day, won't you see things my way
Repeating the request for the partner to see things from the speaker's perspective.
Blue morning, can't you see, what your love has done to me
Reiterating the emotional consequences of the partner's love on the speaker.
(Blue morning) blue morning, (blue morning) blue morning
Repeating the phrase "blue morning" for emphasis on the emotional state.
(Blue morning) blue morning, blue blue blue day, yeah
Concluding with a repetition of "blue morning" and the mention of a challenging day.
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