Story Behind The Song
My loves have changed colors...
Song Description
Love Changes Colrs is a journey through love and music. Using colors and as a metaphor for the stages of love, the singer discusses his/her own relationship and the hues it has illustrated. The symbolism runs right through the song in the way the music d
| Song Length |
4:10 |
Genre |
Blues - Rock |
| Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Mood |
Composed, Content |
Subject |
Change, Colors |
| Similar Artists |
Matchbox Twenty, Supertramp |
Language |
English |
| Era |
1970 - 1979 |
| |
Lyrics
Love Changes Colors
Lyrics and Music by Rob Oswin (aka RAW Boswin)
Come on in girl have a seat,
Like passing ships again we meet.
Who knew we'd drift so far away?
Who knew that skies so blue could turn so gray?
When the wind started blowin' and the colors started flowin'...
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
Love is a many splendored rainbow,
And every color' s said to lead to a pot of gold.
Be sure to leave a trail of bread-crumbs to find your way back home,
Before you know the pot of gold may turn to stone.
When the wind starts a blowin' and the colors starts flowin'...
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
Red is for the power and passion of love,
Green is for days of the summer we've been dreaming of,
Yellow is the color I turn when I'm thinking of leaving you!
Pink is for the days that we're rnakin' love,
Blue is for the days that we're thinking of breaking up.
White is for the day that it all washes together... Love changes color!
Love has so many different shades Girl,
This paint-by-Number we've betrayed Girl.
If we could've stayed between the lines,
We'd get the picture in troubled times.
When the wind starts blowin' and the color starts flowin'
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
LOVE CHANGES COLORS... YEAH!
© 2003 Rob Oswin (aka RAW Boswin)
Contact Rob Oswin at 403-289-8532 or email Rob@RobOswin.com