Everyday I Have The Blues

The speaker describes feeling unhappy every day, with worry centered on the possibility of losing someone they love. The mood is lonely and troubled, but the repeated words also make the feeling sound familiar, as if this sadness has become part of daily life. The song moves between personal fear about one relationship and a broader sense of being uncared for.

“Having the blues” means feeling sad or down; it is an expression, not a literal reference to a color. The speaker’s claim that nobody loves them or seems to care conveys deep loneliness, though it may express how the speaker feels in the moment rather than an objective fact. “I’ll have my share” means that the speaker expects to experience their portion of life’s worries and troubles.

The lyrics leave some uncertainty about what is causing the sadness. The speaker links their worry to a loved one they hate to lose, but does not explain whether that person is leaving or whether the fear is imagined. The repeated statements about loneliness may be sincere, heightened emotional language, or both. They suggest someone facing hardship while still holding tightly to an important relationship.