Chicago - Fancy Colours Lyrics






Going where the orange sun has never died
And your swirling marble eyes shine
Laughing
Burning through the light
Bittersweet the drops of life
Memories only fading
Fancy Colours
Fancy Colours
All we ever did see
When we're down at the sea
We see things so very bright at the sea
Fancy Colours
Fancy Colours
All we ever can do
The morning covered with dew
We do things so very fine at the dew
Fancy Colours
Fancy Colours
All we ever do hear
The world whether we're hear or there
We hear things so very fine when we're there





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  1. K.... M....

    Definitely a 1970 vibe on this song.

  2. C.... W....

    Beginning sounds like black water by the Doobie Bros with the chimes.so cool....

  3. �.... �....

    👍😎✌️♥️👌

  4. A.... ....

    To me, there's a resemblance to the end of this song and the Beatles 'A Day in the Life', when the keys all hit at the same time and fade out over about a minute stretch. I wonder if it was inspired by that. Great tune...

  5. J.... G....

    It sounds so loud and clear. Thanks for uploading. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  6. G.... ....

    Genius...

  7. W.... ....

    4:25 😀

  8. G.... ....

    Luv the psychedelic lyrics

  9. D.... V....

    Love how you can hear the organ's Leslie going round in the opening note, if you listen closely.

  10. H.... C....

    The wah-wah and the horns- priceless!!!!

  11. D.... V....

    One factor in the slow decline of Chicago: They stopped doing songs that featured all 3 vocalists in the same song. Damn I miss those harmonies.

  12. D.... V....

    Did all 3 guys sing on this? I only hear Cetera & Lamm.

    D.... V....

    Terry did sing during the "group" sections ("Faaaaaaaaaaaaaancy Colours" and the verses after that) but he didn't have a solo voice part during this song.

  13. F.... D....

    Like the Mamas and Papas on acid.

  14. I.... W....

    Isn’t anyone going to mention Walt Parazaider’s amazing flute work in this number?

    I.... W....

    That's walt, eh? Yeah he's a master. Sounding like any high-grade '60s studio floutist. He always seemed to have a friendly personality. I wonder if they knew how great this stuff was at the time? Compared to newer music of the last 20 years this sounds like Beethoven.

    I.... W....

    The only flautist who's on the same level is the one and only Ian Anderson.

  15. R.... M....

    Some great chords performed by the horn section on this!

  16. M.... ....

    Great sampling of all Chicago's strengths - chords, guitar, B3, crack drum solo. Fav tune of theirs.

  17. w.... ....

    Burning blue the light....bittersweet the drops of life

  18. M.... M....

    Terry Kath,,,, The best! Nuff said

  19. R.... O....

    Psychedelic rock, no doubt!

  20. A.... F....

    The Terry Kath Era! What a Great Guitar player. THE MAN!!!

  21. D.... G....

    Great tune from a fantastic album. Definitely in my top 5 all time.

  22. F.... C....

    Great ending!

    F.... C....

    Truly. Count the notes in that chord.

  23. M.... W....

    It's just like yesterday. Get up and dance.

  24. T.... H....

    Fun toon - Love the wind chimes! :-)