Locked up, naked with socks
I'm watching the phone ring
It's making me angry
It's making me mad

Maxed out, minimum wage
My brain is a time bomb
I'm saying goodbye, mom
I'll see you again

Striking a pose
Smiling in photos without any reason
With people that I'll never know
I'm out of control, live in a fictional prose
I took an oath, it's killing me though
'Cause I don't believe in the things that I do

And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite

Roped up, rot in a cage
I'm having a breakdown
Drinking at a playground, tequila for one
Too short, walk in the streets, I'm hating my haircut
You say that you're here, but
You live on the Sun

Burning a kite
I'm at a funeral, nothing unusual
Baby, I do what I like
Looking to fight, smoking a blunt and a pipe
Taking a bite, worm in the apple
I knew it would happen, 'cause honey the vermin survive
Swerve to the side, been driving all night

I'm thinking of changing my name, thinking of wrecking a home
'Cause loving and hating are one and the same
And I'm feeling like everyone's feeling alone
I'm just looking for something to soften the blow
A second inside of the truth
I don't see light 'cause

Now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue

Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh

Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh

And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue
And now my favorite color is blue


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Favorite Color Is Blue Lyrics as written by Robert Delong Kristine Flaherty

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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