"Planet Blue" genre: Pop
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	AC pop with Caribbean and New Age influences
	CD: My Favorite Stranger   Label: Equator Records (independent) Credits: Recorded by Gary James Productions, Indianapolis
	Story Behind the Song Concept: seeing a beautiful young woman on a beach, seeing the whole world in her blue eyes; fantasizing about love in a perfect world... The opening song for concept album, "My Favorite Stranger." The project started in 1990 with this song; it took ten years to finish recording the album (a long story...) Lyrics When Morning breaks out on the ocean Shakes the waves, wakes up the beaches Those noisy boys play along the water Send the call every place it reaches Did you see the girl with skin like peaches? She looks young, but she could teach you a thing or two Did you see her eyes? That color sure looks good on you I think they call it Planet Blue... Don't you want to go down on Planet Blue? Nothing there is fake, every dream is true Crimson lakes and watercolor birds of every hue And everything looks new, on Planet Blue And there's no question about what I'm after Grab it all before it disappears All this messin'about just courts disaster I could be paying for this for years Did you see her eyes? They were Planet Blue Did you see the clouded skies? They're hurricanes on you For eyes like these, there's nothing any mortal man won't do To bring her close to you, on Planet Blue Don't you want to go down on Planet Blue? Nothing there is fake, every dream is true Crimson lakes and watercolor birds of every hue And everything looks new, on Planet Blue Don't you want to go down on Planet Blue? Down on Planet Blue / Down on Planet Blue...

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