Colours
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Colours
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Looking out from day to day
At a dirty old expanse of motorway
I dream of colours when all around is grey
I dream of colours and sunlight
There's a way i'd rather be
Than the person who pretends that he is me
I dream of colours to be what i would be
I dream of colours, inspires me
Suddenly, a shaft of light breaks through
Illuminates the room (gloom?)
When all around was darkened
And tender hues of light and shade
it paints a picture of an altogether brighter day
Looking out from day to day
At a dirty old expensive motorway
I dream of colours when all around is grey
I dream of colours.. And sunlight
Sunlight.. Sunglight.. And sunlight..
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Who performs "Colours"?
Tim Hutton performs "Colours", and this lyric page sits inside the Tim Hutton catalog on LyroVerse.
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