All Blue and You

The world went quiet when I met your eyes, A shade of blue I couldn't recognize. Not the sky, not the sea, not the neon light, Just a colour that stayed with me all night. You wore it like a second skin, A quiet storm that pulled me in. No need for words, no need for sound, I was already lost — and found. And I don't know why, but I keep returning, To that shade of blue that keeps on burning. Not too cold, not too warm, It's the colour I was born to mourn. All blue and you — that's all I see, All blue and you — inside of me. The sky, the sea, the space between, All blue and you — that's what I mean. All blue and you — no other shade, No other love could take your place. The world could fade to grey and mute, But I'd still see — all blue and you. You left a trace on everything, The way you walk, the way you sing. Even the moon turned blue that night, When you disappeared without a fight. I look for you in every hue, But nothing ever feels as true. Just that one colour, deep and wide, The one I carry deep inside. They say blue is sad. They say it's cold. But they've never seen the way you hold — That shade of silence, that shade of grace, That left a blue mark on my face. All blue and you — that's all I see, All blue and you — inside of me. The sky, the sea, the space between, All blue and you — that's what I mean. All blue and you — no other shade, No other love could take your place. The world could fade to grey and mute, But I'd still see — all blue and you. All blue and you... All blue and you... I'd still see... All blue and you.