Typical of DeVille's work: loneliness, "ghetto love," and the integrity of a "street dog" life.
While was often associated with the gritty punk and R&B scene of CBGB , this particular track showcases his "Old Wave" songwriting sensibility, heavily influenced by soul and French chanson. Description Vocal Style Willy DeVille - Blue So Blue
: Despite the current loneliness, the story ends on a note of persistent hope, as the narrator repeatedly promises that "someday, I’ll make it all up to you". Musical Context and Performance Typical of DeVille's work: loneliness, "ghetto love," and
The most notable version is from his live performance at the in Berlin, recorded in 2002. Themes Typical of DeVille's work: loneliness