A less cryptic song of this name was the second single off a 2000 album, and features the singer's claim that he "drew a line for you" and repeated requests to "look at the stars" and "how they shine for you."  
This adjective appears in the title of a song about a "man in the moon" who "taps at the window"; that song by Yo la Tengo refers to a "sarong" of this hue.  Another song mentioning this adjective in its title begins "unsealed on a porch a letter sat" and ends with the repeated line "I don't want to stay."  A less cryptic song of this name was the second single off a 2000 album, and features the singer's claim that he "drew a line for you" and repeated requests to "look at the stars" and "how they shine for you."  FTP, name this adjective which describes a "ledbetter" in a Pearl Jam song and which names a sappy hit by Coldplay.
This adjective appears in the title of a song about a "man in the moon" who "taps at the window"; that song by Yo la Tengo refers to a "sarong" of this hue.  
"Yellow" (accept Yellow Sarong before "Sarong" is mentioned)