Even in an episode that gave Walt an unexpectedly happy ending, the song choice is one final reminder of what had truly driven Walt this entire time, and the reason he was stuck dying in this Nazi-owned meth lab to begin with. This is a supercut of all the Heisenberg moments I found interesting. Walt may have found a way to get his money to his family, gotten some closure with Skyler and a final visit with Holly, and even rescued Jesse, but the true love he was coming back for-whether he knew it or not- was that baby blue, his signature color and the basis of his empire, the only thing by his side when he died. More Breaking Bad: Charater Playlist Breaking Down the Show's Music Badfinger's 'Baby Blue' follows a string of memorable blue-themed musical numbers for 'Bad,' including 'Crystal Blue. Breaking Bad has always had a soft spot for on-the-nose musical choices, from the 'Crystal Blue Persuasion' meth-cooking montage to the day in the life of the prostitute Wendy set to The. Guess I got what I deservedKept you waiting there too long, my loveAll that time without a wordDidn't know you'd think that I'd forget or I'd regretThe special love I had for you, my baby blue The following Spotify playlist (subscribe here) first ran around the season four finale of Breaking Bad as a way to celebrate the show’s stellar music supervision. This past Sunday, to mark the end of Walter White’s career as a meth kingpin and, not incidentally, his life, Breaking Bad went for a twisting crane shot set to Badfinger’s Baby Blue.
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You can look at the lyrics from the first verse of the song, the only one we hear in the episode, to see why Vince Gilligan thought it was a perfect pick for playing over the final shot of Walt, dying on the floor of the high-tech chemistry lab built based on his own designs: Best Movie Soundtracks Baby Blue (Ending Song from 'Breaking Bad').
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