All My Colours
Echo And The Bunnymen · Killing Moon: The Best Of Echo & The Bunnymen [2007]
And you know I'm not coming down
You're trying
But you know you must soon go down
All my colours
Turn to clouds
All my colours
Turn to clouds
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
What d'you say
When your heart's in pieces
How to play
Those cards in sequence
That box you gave me
Burned nicely
That box you gave me
Burned nicely
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo, zimbo
Flying down, flying down
All my colours
Turn to clouds
All my colours
Turn to clouds
Hey I'm flowing
Hey I'm flowing
That box you gave me
Burned nicely
That box you gave me
Burned nicely
Hey I've flown away
Hey I've flown away
All my colours
All My Colours
Echo and the Bunnymen's "All My Colours" stands as a defining track from their 2007 greatest hits compilation, capturing the band's signature blend of post-punk energy and melodic pop sensibility. The song features the distinctive voice of Ian McCulloch, whose emotive delivery anchors the track within the band's broader discography. Released during a period of renewed commercial success for the Scottish group, the recording exemplifies their ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate across generations. As part of their curated collection of essential tracks, the song reflects the enduring appeal of their early-to-mid career material, showcasing a sound that remains influential in the alternative rock landscape. It serves as a testament to their skill in balancing atmospheric textures with driving rhythms.