In Islamic beliefs, there exists iconoclasm, which is the opposition to religious use of images. They believe only God can create living things, so part of this movement was the destruction of art (such as rubbing out faces). There is no figural imagery on the Taj Mahal. Instead there are intricate designs of flowers, writings, patterns and carvings.
Behind Blue Eyes by The Who Songfacts. Pete Townshend originally wrote this about a character in his Lifehouse project, which was going to be a film similar to The Who's Tommy and Quadrophenia. Townshend never finished Lifehouse, but the songs ended up on the album Who's Next.
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain by Willie Nelson. Even by the standards of sorrowful country songs, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain is one somber tune. The singer kisses his love goodbye, knowing he'll never see her again. As he sings it, he's now an old man who never found true love again and looks forward to meeting her in heaven.