Imagine seeking tech support for matters of the heart—Prince dives into a digital-age quandary that's more about sparks than software. With Wendy and Lisa's existential banter setting the stage, our legendary purple maestro wonders why his love life feels like an outdated operating system awaiting an upgrade. Is it a glitch? A bug? Perhaps his romantic version hasn’t been updated. As he musically diagnoses the emptiness, Prince cleverly ponders if finding "the righteous one" might just reboot his life's love sequence. His "Computer Blue" seems less about hardware and more about heart wear. Here's the crux: Prince isn’t just asking where his love life went; he’s playfully demanding tech support for a reboot to passion perfection. It’s a yearning for connection in a world where love is as unpredictable as tech support hold times, and hearts, unlike computers, don’t come with user manuals.
Computer Blue
Lyrics
Wendy?
Yes Lisa
Is the water warm enough?
Yes Lisa
Shall we begin?
Yes Lisa
Where is my love life?
Where can it be?
There must be something wrong with the machinery
Where is my love life?
Tell me, tell me
Where has it gone?
Somebody please, please tell me what the hell is wrong
Until I find the righteous one
Computer blue
Until I find the righteous one
Computer blue
Oh
Yeah yeah
Writer(s): Lisa Coleman, Matthew Robert Fink, Wendy Melvoin, John L. Nelson, Prince Rogers Nelson
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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