Cool Blue

The lyrics describe a speaker caught in a recurring attachment to someone who seems emotionally cold or distant. The repeated promise not to give this person up sits beside the question of how to forget them, suggesting a struggle between wanting to move on and being drawn back. The repeated “Here it comes again” gives the feeling of a familiar cycle returning.

“Cool blue” links the person’s appearance or manner to a chilly mood: blue can suggest sadness, while “cool” suggests distance. The phrase “the colour suits you” may sound like a compliment, but “the colour fools you” complicates it, hinting that the person’s calm or attractive surface hides something. The question about how “she” could fall for a boy like that adds a judgmental outside perspective, though the speaker’s feelings remain strong.

The song leaves the relationship unclear. The blue figure may be a particular person, or blue may stand for a mood that keeps returning. The speaker might be criticizing this person, still longing for them, or doing both at once. That tension makes the repeated lines feel less like a settled decision and more like an emotional loop.