Everything Baby Blue
Embracing Shades of Baby Blue: Unveiling the Magic and Tragedy in Sean Nicholas Savage's Everything
Lyrics
i don't wanna believe in you
Reluctance to believe in something or someone
i don't wanna believe it's true
Unwillingness to accept the truth of a situation
i don't wanna believe but i do
Despite reluctance, accepting the truth
i don't wanna believe but it's true
Acknowledgment of an undesirable truth
everything you do is magic, and everywhere you go is tragic
Contrasting the magical actions with tragic outcomes
and it's hard to believe it's true
Difficulty in believing the reality
everything is baby blue
Describing a pervasive feeling or atmosphere of sadness or melancholy
give a look on the street, it's good
Perceiving positivity in the street
now give a look on the street, it's bad
Observing negativity in the street
cos the sun is ascending at noon
Noting the timing of the sun's movement and the lack of progress or direction
you haven't even picked out a tune
Commenting on a lack of initiative or decision-making
it's easier to do in the moonlight
Suggesting ease or comfort in certain situations (moonlight)
and everyone you meet is alright
Assuming that people one encounters are generally okay or acceptable
and it doesn't take much to prove
Implying that minimal effort is needed to demonstrate the pervasive feeling of melancholy
everything is baby blue
Reiterating the prevalent feeling of melancholy or sadness
everyone you know's a baby
Suggesting vulnerability or a childlike quality in everyone known
everyone you know is blue
Implies a sense of sadness or melancholy in everyone known
cos we live in a big blue world
Portraying the world as a melancholic or sad place
and everybody's jacked n lazy, everything is baby blue
Commenting on the lethargy and conformity in a melancholic world
everybody's goin crazy, everything is baby blue
Suggesting a collective descent into a state of melancholy or sadness
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