Blue World
Unveiling a World Beyond Blue
Lyrics
There you go again
Expressing frustration or disappointment with the person's recurring behavior.
Pretending that the world is blue
Accusing the person of pretending that everything is negative or sad.
And you see red when I explain
Explaining that the person gets angry when the speaker disagrees or sees things differently.
That I don't share your point of view
Asserting that the speaker doesn't share the person's pessimistic viewpoint.
Well I say open up your eyes
Suggesting that the person should broaden their perspective and see the world differently.
For the world is like a rainbow
Using a metaphor to describe the diversity of the world, likening it to a rainbow.
And maybe blue is just the colour
Proposing that the person's perception of the world as "blue" may be a reflection of their internal state.
Of the world inside of you
Implies that the person's "blue world" is a personal construct rather than an objective reality.
But that kind of blue world
Referring to the person's negative and pessimistic perspective as a "blue world."
That's not my world
Rejecting the idea that the speaker belongs to the person's negative world.
I don't want to paint your picture
Declining to create or support the person's negative portrayal of life.
I ain't here to sing your sorrows
Stating that the speaker is not there to dwell on or sing about the person's sorrows.
Ain't got time to be your hero
Expressing a lack of time or willingness to play the role of the person's hero.
I don't want to be your poet
Rejecting the role of being the person's poet, indicating a refusal to romanticize their negative worldview.
Chorus
Everybody feel the same pain
Expressing a common experience of pain shared by everyone.
Everybody doing time
Highlighting that everyone is facing challenges or hardships.
I can't be the one you're needing
Declining to be the person's solution or source of support.
I can just be who I am
Emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself rather than meeting others' expectations.
Who I am
Asserting the speaker's identity and individuality.
We all want a world
Desiring a world with an ideal and fair constitution.
With a perfect constitution
Expressing a collective desire for positive change and fairness.
Believe me, we all want it now
Urging immediate action for positive change.
Don't want to wait another day
Rejecting the idea of waiting for positive change and advocating for immediate action.
And maybe if this world's to change
Suggesting that a revolution might be necessary for the world to change positively.
It's going to take a revolution
Encouraging friendship despite differing perspectives while advocating for social change.
But in the meantime, be my friend
Rejecting the idea of belonging to the person's negative world.
And don't turn your head away
Refusing to participate in creating a negative picture or narrative.
For your kind of blue world
Reiterating the rejection of the person's negative worldview.
That's not my world
Declining to be a part of the person's negative scene or perspective.
I don't want to paint your picture
Refusing to create or write about the person's dreams, especially if they are negative.
I don't want to write your dreams
Repeating the rejection of singing about the person's sorrows.
I ain't here to sing your sorrows
Stating that the person's negative world is not appealing or suitable for the speaker.
Your blue world is not my scene
Asserting a lack of time or willingness to play the role of the person's hero.
Ain't got time to be your hero
Rejecting the idea of being a hero for the person, considering it impractical.
You can tell me that's a crime
Dismissing the notion that it's a crime not to be the person's hero.
I don't want to be your poet
Declining to be the person's poet and refusing to echo their outdated or negative rhymes.
Crying out your ancient rhyme
Rejecting the idea of expressing the person's ancient or outdated perspective through poetry.
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