Blue Stranger
Embracing the Unknown: Love Blooms Between Blue Strangers
Lyrics
Hello blue stranger
Greeting to an unknown person referred to as the "blue stranger."
Sitting there all alone
Observing the person sitting alone.
With your glass of sorrow you seem so far from home
Noting the apparent sadness in the person with a drink, feeling distant from home.
Maybe you will let me buy a round or two
Offering to buy drinks for the person as a gesture of companionship.
I'm a blue stranger too
Revealing the speaker also feels like a "blue stranger."
Hello blue stranger
Repeating the greeting, acknowledging unfamiliarity with the person.
I haven't seen you around
Noticing the absence of the person in the speaker's usual surroundings.
I know every reason for leaving town
Suggesting awareness of possible reasons for the person's desire to leave town.
We might know each other before the night is through
Expressing the possibility of mutual acquaintance as the night progresses.
I'm a blue stranger too
Reiterating the speaker's identification as a "blue stranger."
And strangers fall in love everyday
Stating that strangers can fall in love, emphasizing the commonality of such experiences.
All lovers were strangers once
Highlighting that even established lovers were once strangers.
Just like us
Comparing the speaker and the person to lovers who are initially uncertain.
A little unsure of their way
Describing the shared feeling of uncertainty in their paths.
Hello blue stranger
Repeating the greeting to the "blue stranger."
Will you take a chance
Encouraging the person to take a chance on something new.
I might be mistaken but I see meaning in your glance
Suspecting meaning in the person's gaze and suggesting the potential for a new beginning.
Maybe this could be the start of something new
Expressing hope that their interaction could be the start of something meaningful.
I'm a blue stranger too
Reaffirming the speaker's identity as a "blue stranger."
And strangers fall in love all the time
Repeating the idea that strangers can fall in love, emphasizing its commonality.
All lovers were strangers once
Reiterating that all lovers were once strangers, reinforcing the theme.
Just like us
Comparing the speaker and the person to lovers who are initially confused but share a connection.
A little confused - sharing eyes
Describing the shared experience of confusion in their gaze.
And strangers fall in love every night
Stating that strangers can fall in love every night, emphasizing the ongoing nature of this phenomenon.
All lovers were strangers once
Reaffirming that all lovers were once strangers, underscoring the universality of the experience.
Just like us
Comparing the speaker and the person to lovers who, like them, are trying to express themselves accurately.
Trying to get the words right
Highlighting the struggle to find the right words in the context of new or developing relationships.
Hello blue stranger
Repeating the greeting to the "blue stranger."
Hello blue stranger
Repeating the greeting for emphasis.
Hello blue stranger
Repeating the greeting once more, possibly as a closing gesture.
This one's on me
Offering to pay for the drink, perhaps signaling a friendly end to the encounter.
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