Remember that one night on the town

We were linking arms and skipping around

Singing songs of love, songs of love

You could be my unintended friend

Remember our affection way back when

Way back when

Look at the blue skies gone gray

Another breath without the girl I like

Another disappointing day

Look at the blue skies gone gray

I never knew that cupid felt like this

I'm willing to buy his arrows of loneliness

Loneliness

When my heart broke did you like the sound of it?

You said at least a song will come out of it

That's what you told your mother, didn't you?

Well, this is a song for you

Look at the blue skies gone gray

Another breath without the girl I like

Another disappointing day

Look at the blue skies gone gray

Another breath without the girl I like

Another disappointing day

Yeah, we're doing fine

The worst is almost over

I'm moving on, I don't even know her

Yes, that's the end

We said our last goodbye

I think I'll go home and cry

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

It's just another day

It's just another day

It's just another day

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

It's just another day

It's just another day

It's just another day

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

This is a song for you

It's just another day

It's just another day

It's just another day

Blue skies

Just another day

Blue skies

Just another day


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Blue Skies Lyrics as written by Vertelney Duncan

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    Awww, I love this song!

    I think it's about how depressing life seems ("blue skies gone grey") and even beauty seems ordinary ("look at the blue skies, just another day") without the person you love. It's about missing them and the feelings they gave you and how that when they're gone, everything is different. Everything feels boring and dreadful.

    blankmind3on March 22, 2010   Link

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