Colours Of The Rainbow

Sarah Brightman · Other Songs - Sarah Brightman

The colours of the rainbow will show the world to you,

the colours of the rainbow are fading into blue

Losing the future, and the colours of the rainbow

You shouldn't keep it secret, just wear your inside out.

You can trust me, I'll take you to the field of dreams.

The colours of the rainbow will show the world to you,

the colours of the rainbow are fading into blue.

The colours of the rainbow, promise what you want to do,

the colours of the rainbow, they all belong to you.

Lie across the flowers and everybody smiles at you

Drifting past the hours drowning in big blue

You can trust me, it's always gonna feel like this.

The colours of the rainbow will show the world to you,

the colours of the rainbow are fading into blue.

The colours of the rainbow, promise what you want to do,



the colours of the rainbow, they all belong to you.

One world, one life in the colours of the rainbow.

One world, one time in the colours of the rainbow.

The colours of the rainbow will show the world to you,

the colours of the rainbow, they all belong to you.

One world, one life in the colours of the rainbow.

One world, one time in the colours of the rainbow.

One world, one life in the colours of the rainbow.

One world, one time in the colours of the rainbow.

The rainbow

The rainbow

The rainbow

The rainbow

The rainbow

Colours Of The Rainbow

Sarah Brightman's "Colours Of The Rainbow" stands as a vibrant example of her early career, blending classical vocal technique with pop sensibilities. Released during her ascent to international stardom, the track showcases her signature ethereal tone and emotional delivery, characteristic of the ballad and pop genres that defined her discography. The song reflects the era's trend of cross-cultural musical fusion, where Brightman seamlessly integrated operatic influences with mainstream appeal. As a standalone recording, it highlights her ability to convey complex narratives through melody and voice alone, cementing her reputation as a versatile artist capable of bridging classical and contemporary audiences.