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Call an optimist, she's turning blue
Such a lovely color for you
Call an optimist, she's turning blue
While I just sit and stare at you

https://open.spotify.com/track/6tgTTBaIf0tO6lvDhoXfMg?si=OMUQLaxOTW2TQImnVDK1_Q&dl_branch=1

Referencing an overdose. A heroin overdose causes respiratory failure, turning the user blue, but the singer is in such denial that he just thinks blue suits them.
There’s also a double-meaning, or a play-on-words, with the way he’s asking someone to “call an optimist,” because the subject of the song is “turning blue.”
Blue, here, could also mean “depressed,” which – as stated in Keenan’s quote in the song bio – could be part of all what he thought was wrong with her. So the fix would be to call an optimist, someone to cheer her up.
The futility of simply calling an optimist to cheer someone up who is literally turning blue due to respiratory failure could also point to the singer’s inability or possible unwillingness to see the truth, which, when viewed that way, could also suggest that the singer is calling an optimist to help reassure him that everything’s still fine, that there is no problem, as it becomes more difficult to ignore.

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