Okay, so I’ve been obsessed with Charlotte Lawrence’s “Navy Blue” lately. The song’s vibe is just chef’s kiss, but I wanted to dig into the lyrics a bit more. So, I started my little deep dive.
First Listen & Initial Thoughts
First, I just listened to the song, like, a million times. I played it on repeat while I was cooking, cleaning, everything. You gotta let it soak in, right? I felt the melancholy, the longing, but I wasn’t quite grasping the specifics.
Lyric Breakdown Time
Next up, I grabbed the lyrics. Usually, the lyrics, I just started reading them, trying to picture the story Charlotte was telling. I noticed right away the repetition of “Navy Blue” and how it seemed to represent a feeling, a state of being, rather than just a color.
- “Navy Blue” repeated so often, it must mean something more…
- Imagery like“crashing waves” and “fading light”: I sensed a struggle, maybe a relationship ending?
Putting the Pieces Together
I started to piece it together. It sounds the “Navy Blue” is the sadness and loneliness after a breakup. The “crashing waves” could be the emotional turmoil, the ups and downs. The “fading light” could represent hope, or the relationship itself, slowly dying.
What’s is mean for me?
It reminded me a lots of sad.I realized that even though a relationship might end,
and you go through that “navy blue” period, it doesn’t mean it’s all bad.
So yeah, that was my little adventure into the meaning of “Navy Blue.” It’s a beautiful, sad song, and I think Charlotte Lawrence captured that feeling perfectly.
