Colours Everywhere
Discover the Vibrant World of Colors Through 'Colours Everywhere'
Lyrics
Colours! Colours!
Expressing excitement and emphasis on the theme of colors.
What colours do you see?
Prompting the listener to think about and identify different colors.
Colours! Colours!
Reiteration of the excitement and focus on colors.
The colour red, the colour red
Introducing the color red and its association with an apple.
It's the colour of the apple on my head
Highlighting the red color and its connection to objects like apples.
And like Santa bringing presents in his sled
Drawing a festive image with Santa and the color red.
The colour red… Whoa oh! Hey!
Reaffirmation of the color red with a lively expression.
The colour blue, the colour blue
Introducing the color blue and its association with the sky.
It's the colour of the sky above you
Highlighting the blue color and its connection to the sky and ocean.
And the colour of the ocean too
Emphasizing the widespread presence of the color blue.
The colour blue… Whoa oh!
Reiteration of the color blue with an energetic expression.
Colours, colours, colours everywhere
Expressing the abundance of colors in the surroundings.
Just look around and a colour will be there
Encouraging the audience to observe and appreciate the colors.
Just pick a spot (Pick a spot) and name the colour
Suggesting a simple way to engage with colors by picking a spot.
There's colour everywhere
Affirming the presence of colors everywhere.
The colour green, the colour green
Introducing the color green and its association with vegetables.
Is the greenest colour that I've ever seen
Emphasizing the vibrancy of the green color with food references.
Yummy peas, broccoli or a bean
Linking the color green to healthy food options.
The colour green… Whoa oh! Hey!
Reiteration of the color green with an enthusiastic expression.
The colour yellow (Colour yellow)
Introducing the color yellow and describing its beauty.
The colour yellow (Yellow)
Repeating the mention of the color yellow for emphasis.
Pretty as a flower or as bright as the sun
Describing the color yellow as pretty and bright.
It can be mellow (Mellow)
Highlighting the versatility of the color yellow.
Or very fun! (Wheee!)
Indicating the fun and enjoyable aspects of the color yellow.
The colour yellow
Reaffirmation of the color yellow.
Colours, colours, colours everywhere
Expressing the ubiquity of colors in the environment.
Just look around and a colour will be there
Encouraging continuous observation of colors in the surroundings.
Just pick a spot (Pick a spot) and name the colour
Reiterating the simplicity of naming colors by picking a spot.
There's colour everywhere
Emphasizing the omnipresence of colors.
The colour pink, the colour pink
Introducing the color pink and its association with clothing.
My dancing shoes and her tutu are pink
Highlighting personal items in pink, like dancing shoes and tutu.
Like flamingos on an ice skating rink
Creating a vivid image with flamingos on an ice skating rink.
All dressed in pink
Emphasizing a collective appearance in pink attire.
Ohhhhh
Expressing emotion with an extended "oh" sound.
Colours, colours, colours everywhere (Everywhere there's colour)
Reiteration of the abundance of colors, emphasizing their presence.
Just look around and a colour will be there
Encouraging continuous observation of colors in various places.
Just pick a spot (Pick a spot) and name the colour
Repeating the idea of naming colors by picking a spot.
There's colour everywhere
Affirmation of the pervasive nature of colors.
Colours, colours, colours everywhere
Reiteration of the abundance and diversity of colors.
There's colours, colours, colours everywhere
Emphasizing the presence of colors in every direction.
Pick a spot (Pick a spot) and name the colour
Encouraging the audience to actively engage in naming colors.
There's colour everywhere
Reiteration of the idea that colors are present everywhere.
There's colour everywhere
Emphasizing the omnipresence of colors once again.
There's colour everywhere
Final affirmation of the widespread existence of colors.
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