When she vaporized and faded out of his life, he had no idea where she should reappear. They both attempted to get on with their lives until fallen frames, or forgotten memories (think abandoned pictures), suddenly rushed back to remind him that she was someone he knew at one point.

This pushed forth innocent inquiries about general welfare, a faint reminder of a past life that you can’t help but question and catch up on. And he realizes, that she’s still alive to him.

Of course at one point she left, for reasons they both already know — environmental, personal. And because she did she disappeared from his life, and he questions where did she go — only to realize that she was behind him all along, without him knowing it.

Perhaps when they first met they were in love, but of course something went wrong — which is why he questions her to begin with. There is this everlasting scar on both of them — they left marks on each other’s hearts as someone they can never forget. The damage is done, and they both realize that this was something special.

He might have been waiting all summer, and finally decides to talk to her again. “Are you lonely?” Perhaps a question as to whether or not she has moved on or not — or if she is lonely without him to bring her home.

Looks like “Blue Eyes” is fairly self-conscious, unable to see her own beauty.

Indeed, there’s nothing like it:

Given the elegiac nature of the song’s lyrics, the mention of blue eyes could easily be in reference to the underlying sadness in the subject’s eyes.

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