The song "Baby Blue" by George Baker Selection tells the story of heartbreak and longing for a lost love. The narrator receives a letter from his former partner, expressing that she will not return to him and that she is only coming back to collect her belongings. She also reveals that her love for him has died as she has found someone else. Despite the breakup, the narrator admits that he is still in love with her. He acknowledges the fact that she won't be in his life anymore but expresses his deep need and desire for her. The color symbolism of "baby blue" represents the emotional state of the narrator, who still holds onto feelings of love and sadness. The song captures the pain and struggle of letting go of a past love while also recognizing that it is difficult to forget the good times they shared. The lyrics demonstrate the narrator's longing for their ex-partner, highlighting that they haven't been able to find someone else as special or important as their "sweet baby blue." Overall, "Baby Blue" is a melancholic and reflective song about a lost love and the lingering emotions that remain after a breakup.
