Blue And Yellow
The Used · Berth [2007]
And it starts just where the light exists
It's a feeling that you cannot miss
It burns a hole through everyone that feels it
Well you're never gonna find it
If you're looking for it
Won't come your way yeah
Well you'll never find it
If you're looking for it (looking for it)
Should've done something
But I've done it enough
By the way your hands were shaking
Rather waste some time with you
And you never would have thought it in the end
How amazing it feels just to live again
It's a feeling that you cannot miss
It burns a hole through everyone that feels it
Well you're never gonna find it
If you're looking for it
Won't come your way yeah
Well you'll never find it
If you're looking for it (looking for it)
Should've done something
But I've done it enough
By the way your hands were shaking
Rather waste some time with you
Should've said something
But I've said it enough
By the way my words were faded
Rather waste some time with you
(Time with you...Time with you...
Time with you...Waste some time
with you...Waste some time with you)
Should've done something
But I've done it enough
By the way your hands were shaking
Rather waste my time with you
Should've said something
But I've said it enough
By the way my words were faded
Rather waste my time with you
Should've done something
But I've done it enough
By the way my hands were shaking
Rather waste some time with you
(Waste some time with you...Waste
some time with you...Waste some time
with you...Waste some time with you...
Waste some time with you...Waste some
time with you...Waste some time with you...
By the way your hands were shaking rather
waste some time with you)
Blue And Yellow
The Used's "Blue And Yellow" stands as a defining track from their 2007 album *Berth*, capturing the band's evolution into a more mature, atmospheric sound. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the song blends their signature post-hardcore intensity with melodic sensibilities that would characterize much of their later discography. The recording features the band's signature layered guitars and emotive vocals, reflecting themes of emotional turbulence and introspection common in their work from the mid-2000s. As a key component of *Berth*, the track exemplifies the band's ability to shift between aggressive dynamics and hauntingly beautiful choruses, solidifying their reputation as a band capable of delivering both visceral energy and lyrical depth within the emo and post-hardcore genres.