Baby Blue

A female vocalist sings a melancholic melody over a sparse arrangement, The song is in a minor key, with a slow tempo, The primary instrument is an acoustic guitar, playing a simple arpeggiated chord progression, The vocals are delivered with a breathy, intimate quality, featuring occasional vibrato, There are no drums or percussion, The production is dry, with minimal reverb on the vocals and guitar, creating a sense of closeness, The song structure is verse-chorus, with a consistent melodic theme throughout, The vocal range is mezzo-soprano, The overall mood is somber and reflective

Oh, baby blue skies Don’t mean I won’t cry I’m trapped inside All night and day My soul resides In a broken device I’m held against my will, I have to stay But if you look on the outside You’d say I have it all Yet I cry all night Asking God why What’s my purpose? Why did I survive? So, baby blue skies Simply don’t mean I am fine But I'll say it with a smile either way Underneath my grin Every room starts to spin I can’t ever get a break, I never win The pain I feel Within my heart is so damn real Survivor’s guilt I’ll take it to my grave Baby blue Baby blue, Oh So, baby blue skies Don’t mean that I’m fine I’m trapped inside all night and day My soul resides In a broken device I’m held against my will, I have to stay But if you look on the outside You’d think I have it all A good family A home surrounded by trees A car, a beating heart, and evergreens I still cry at night Because I’m not alright But that’ll never matter either way Up all night Begging God why Survivor’s guilt will always be to stay What’s my purpose? Why did I survive? What’s my purpose? Why did I survive? God damn those baby blue skies What’s my purpose? Why did I survive?

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