"Blue" genre: Goth Rock
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	Somber verses, fast chorus
	CD: INDEED   Label: END RECORDS Credits: K. Fulton
	Story Behind the Song The song is "love song", I suppose. It's really about the frustratation of one person in a relationship that sees it as nearly mystical and the other who views feeling as something rather matter of fact. It was inspired by a line in a DH Lawrence novel (paraphrased) "he was like winter...like a young, smiling wolf" Lyrics I have always heard Among other words That blue is mystic. Maybe that is why The blaze of his eyes Is unresisting. My love's simplistic. So tell me, Come on tell me Do you mean what you say? So come on, tell me that your needs are Greater than your words- Drain the colour blue Right out of the sky, Trace it across your lips. Taste its sweetness in your mouth. Don't say forever, Don't say a word. Taste the breathless needing Feeling from heaven. Pay an expensive toll To take a leisurely stroll In my own private nightmare. Pass the curtains drawn Whispering a song That I used to sing there. So tell me Come on tell me Have your hands found their voice? So come on tell me, show me That you need me right now. Drain the colour blue Right out of the sky. Trace it across your lips, Taste its sweetness in your mouth. Don't say forever, Don't say a word, Just taste this breathless bleeding Feeling from heaven. I have always heard Among other words That blue is mystic. So maybe that's why The blaze of his eyes... Make me wonder, Make me wonder if he knows How to live? 1995 Pale Criminal Music

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