Black or Blue Suede
"Black or Blue" by Suede, released in 1996, is a #Rock song exploring themes of love, longing, and emotional struggle. The lyrics convey a sense of duality and conflict in relationships, with vivid imagery reflecting inner turmoil. Musically, it features lush instrumentation and melancholic melodies, enhancing its emotional depth. The song captures the band's signature glam rock essence and has influenced subsequent indie and alternative acts.
[Verse 1]
There was a girl who flew the world
From a lonely shore
Through southern snow to Heathrow
To understand the law
[Verse 2]
There was a boy who loved the noise
Of the underground
He left the coast and overdosed
On that London sound
[Chorus]
He said, "I don't care if you're black or blue
Me and the stars stay up for you
I don't care who's wrong or right
And I don't care for the UK tonight
So stay
Stay"
[Verse 3]
And then one day, she moved away
From those garden walls
She left some flowers, he smoked for hours
She understood the law
There was a girl who flew the world
From a lonely shore
Through southern snow to Heathrow
To understand the law
[Verse 2]
There was a boy who loved the noise
Of the underground
He left the coast and overdosed
On that London sound
[Chorus]
He said, "I don't care if you're black or blue
Me and the stars stay up for you
I don't care who's wrong or right
And I don't care for the UK tonight
So stay
Stay"
[Verse 3]
And then one day, she moved away
From those garden walls
She left some flowers, he smoked for hours
She understood the law
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