Top 20 Songs About the Color Blue

Blue rock songs! Fun fact: more songs have been written about the color blue than any other color. Actually white edges blue out by a hair, but white isn't really a color. In that spirit, here are the top 20 rock songs recorded about the fabulous color of blue! We excluded songs about "the blues" as that doesn't really relate to the color.

1 - Baby Blue by Badfinger. The song (recorded in 1971) was immortalized recently in the series finale of the hit show Breaking Bad.

Good-by Blue Skies by Pink Floyd from the infamous LP: The Wall. Wait, there's no pink on this list! 

2/tie - Blue Lamp by Stevie Nicks from the fabulous Heavy Metal Soundtrack ties for 2nd place in Blue Songs

3 - Blue Sued Shoes by Elvis Pressley

4 - Misty Blue by Dorothy Moore

5 - Electric Blue by Icehouse  - An incredible 80's hit.

6 - Blue Jean by David Bowie  - and let's not forget Ziggy was blue/green.

7 - Blue Light by Prince

8 - Blue Monday by New Order

9 - Blue Morning, Blue Day by Foreigner

10 - Blue Sunday by the Doors

11 - Mr. Blue Sky by ELO, the Electric Light Orchestra

12 - Ocean Blue by ABC

13 - Devil With The Blue Dress On - Mitch Ryder, Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels

14 - Moon Blue by Stevie Wonder

15 - Blue Collar Man by Styx, a power rock song from the Pieces of Eight LP. Tommy Shaw never disappoints.

16 - Blue Ridge Mountains by Fleet Foxes

17 - Blue on Blue by Maureen McGovern

18 - Blue and Grey by BTS . Yes, the hit k-pop band even appears here. They're everywhere!

19 - Blue Velvet by Bobby Vinton

20 - Blue Dress by Depeche Mode

Bonus Track:  Caribbean Blue by Enya

Everything's coming up blue, azure, topaz and denim! 

— Also check out the reds:  Top Songs About Red 

and the calming sounds of green: Top 20 Songs about Green —

*Again, we did not include any "blues" songs, as those don't relate to a color but to a style of music:

 I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues by Elton John,  Wedding Bell Blues by Laura Nyro, etc.

But it seems like there should be a song on here by Deep Purple. No? Blue Oyster Cult? 

Be true blue.