Blue Jay Way by The Beatles is a song created by George Harrison, written during a wait for a friend in a house on Blue Jay Way in Los Angeles. The lyrics convey a sense of disorientation and anticipation, as Harrison describes his experience of waiting in foggy weather and the repetitive nature of checking the time. Key themes include waiting, confusion, and the surreal feeling induced by jet lag and fatigue. The use of repetitive lines such as 'Don't be long' underscores the feeling of endless waiting. This song reflects Harrison's experimental phase and incorporates Indian musical influences.