Blue Colour Worker (悲しきブルーカラーワーカー) 高橋幸宏 (Yukihiro Takahashi)
"Blue Colour Worker (悲しきブルーカラーワーカー)" by 高橋幸宏 (Yukihiro Takahashi) is a #Pop song released in 1982. The lyrics explore the struggles and emotional fatigue of blue-collar workers, reflecting themes of labor, disillusionment, and societal pressures. Its unique blend of synth-pop and rock elements showcases Takahashi's innovative sound. The song resonates with the working class, highlighting the challenges faced in modern society.
[Verse 1]
Walls of blue
I'm walking through
Blinding my eyes
Flooding in behind
Washing away
The colour I see
The colour in me
The colour I feel
[Chorus]
The Blues, sometimes green
Carry knives of envy
The Blues sometimes see red
Keep it bottled in their heads
The Blues, sometimes green
The Blues sometimes see red
The Blues are colour blind
To all but blue In their eyes
[Verse 2]
Walls of blue
Surprise you
Out of the blue
Out in you
Walls of blue
I'm walking through
Blinding my eyes
Flooding in behind
Washing away
The colour I see
The colour in me
The colour I feel
[Chorus]
The Blues, sometimes green
Carry knives of envy
The Blues sometimes see red
Keep it bottled in their heads
The Blues, sometimes green
The Blues sometimes see red
The Blues are colour blind
To all but blue In their eyes
[Verse 2]
Walls of blue
Surprise you
Out of the blue
Out in you
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