Sing for Me
Blue Lyrics

Just another one, four, five about as cute as can be,
This song is just another blues song in the most common four, five progression, with a catchy beat and an appealing tune, nothing exceptional or remarkable.

And danceable but I don't really care
The song has a good rhythm that makes it danceable, but the artist doesn't care much about that aspect, it's just a good opportunity to do something while feeling alive.

I was just glad I'm alive and I had nothing else to do
The artist is content with being alive, and this song was just something to do without any particular purpose or ambition.

And besides, the beat was already there
The artist didn't need to come up with a beat or a rhythm for the song because it was already in his head or someone else's creation.

Oh, that's right, no it wasn't me, I didn't do it
The artist wants to distance himself from something that might be perceived as bad or disrespectful, urging the listener not to blame him for it.

Say what you will but you can't blame a thing on me
The artist is telling the listener that they are free to judge or criticize him, but the responsibility for their own feelings and reactions cannot be attributed to him.

And really even if you could I said I couldn't care less
Even if the listener could blame him for something, the artist wouldn't care about it, suggesting that he doesn't need anyone's approval or validation to feel good.

Not now, not today, this morning you got me feeling free
The artist feels free and unencumbered by obligations or restrictions, enjoying the present moment without any particular expectation or worry.

Yeah, just me
The artist is enjoying a moment of solitude, feeling comfortable in his own presence and thoughts.

This one's, this one's just for me
This song is not intended to please anyone else but the artist himself, reflecting his personal taste and style, without compromising or adapting to other people's preferences.

Oh, some things, some things are just for me
Some experiences, feelings, or thoughts are private and intimate, not meant to be shared or explained to others, but kept as a personal treasure.

I swear to God I took a walk and it occurred to me while I was outside
The artist had a moment of revelation or insight while taking a walk, reminding him of the beauty and simplicity of life.

That if I was looking for a miracle I might do well to look up to the sky
The artist finds inspiration and hope in nature, encouraging the listener to appreciate the wonders of the world.

The dawn bringing open the day you'd say that it was blinding me
The artist is describing the beauty of dawn, which can be overwhelming or stunning in its brightness and warmth.

But still I had to stop right there and wonder why
Despite being familiar with the scenery, the artist is still curious and amazed by the simple but profound moments of life.

Now, I know for certain, cause I've been around
The artist speaks from experience and wisdom, having seen and learned a lot from his journey in life.

That the sun shines every day, even though you might not get to see
The artist is conveying a message of hope and positivity, reminding the listener that even if life seems dark or bleak at times, there is always light and warmth in the world.

No matter who, no matter where, no matter weather permitting
The sun shines for everyone, regardless of their background, location, or circumstances, serving as a universal symbol of life and energy.

The miracle is that sometimes it can burn just for you
Even if the sun seems like an impersonal force, there are moments when it can feel personal and intimate, bringing light and comfort to an individual in a special way.

Or just me
The artist is emphasizing the idea that sometimes the simplest things in life can feel like a gift or a blessing, even if they are shared with no one else but oneself.

Oh, this one's burning just for me
The artist is inspired and uplifted by something that feels like an inner flame or a personal revelation, giving him a sense of purpose and direction.

I wrote the editor for some news print shots
The artist is trying to get published or recognized for his work, submitting some photographs or stories to an editor or a publisher.

But he just sent me some old forget-me-nots
The artist's work was rejected or ignored, receiving instead some old, forgotten material that has no value or interest to him.

And this ain't Vegas but I've played the slots
The artist is comparing his life to a game of chance or risk, where he has tried his luck and taken some risks, without any guarantee of success or reward.

So I figure on dropping one coin in
The artist is still hopeful and optimistic, willing to take one more chance or try one more time, despite the odds or the outcome.

And some old Seminole yelled look out below
The artist is referencing a Native American tribe, suggesting that he is aware of their culture and history, but also highlighting the unexpected or the unfamiliar.

You know long ago they wouldn't let him go
The artist is alluding to the oppression or the discrimination that Native Americans have faced in the past, creating a contrast between history and the present.

But now they're laying low in Idaho
The artist is observing the changes and the progress that society has undergone, with Native Americans having more freedom and recognition, like living in Idaho, a peaceful state.

And so Geronimo, finally he gets to win
The artist is celebrating a moment of triumph or justice, where someone who was once oppressed or marginalized can finally succeed or prevail.

Or lose, who cares about the news
The artist is suggesting that the outcome of a game or a battle is not as important as the effort or the spirit behind it, and that the media or the public's attention to it is irrelevant.

We all live and schmooze, as we choose
The artist is highlighting the diversity and complexity of life, where people have different lifestyles, hobbies, or beliefs, but should be respected and appreciated for their choices.

The effort's always in the details
The artist is emphasizing the importance of paying attention to the small things, the details or the nuances that make a difference in life or in art.

I've put in my time
The artist is acknowledging the effort and the dedication he has put into his work or his life, without expecting any reward or recognition for it.

I bump and grind and rise and shine
The artist is using a metaphor to describe his perseverance and his resilience, even in difficult or unpleasant circumstances, always looking for opportunities to improve and shine.

I whine and whine and pine and ache like everybody else
The artist is admitting that he is not immune to pain, frustration, or sadness, and that he shares the same challenges and fears as anyone else.

Yeah, me
The artist is proud of himself and his choices, feeling confident and happy with who he is and what he does.

Oh, some things, some things are just for me
The artist is concluding the song with a reminder that some experiences or feelings are private and sacred, not meant to be shared or exposed, but cherished and valued.