The Dolphins Were Dancing
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
Found myself standing somewhere but the room was gone.
And a troop of chimpanzees were swinging through the trees
And flock of yellow birds were making up the words in perfect harmony
And the dolphins were dancing...
And the sky was filled with birds for a thousand miles.
And the platypuses played along the shore with the crocodiles.
And a hundred thousand whales were balancing on their tails
And the starfish and the clams were in a circle holding hands with the oysters and the snails
And the dolphins were dancing¡
And as the evening fell, the sky turned red and it seemed as if somehow the sun had bled.
And i stared into the eyes of a million fire flies. and i heard an eagle say, "we celebrate this day man has finally passed away."
And the dolphins were dancing...
The Dolphins Were Dancing
Hazell Dean's 'The Dolphins Were Dancing' stands as a defining track of the 1970s English pop scene, showcasing her distinctive vocal style and songwriting prowess. Released during a period when she was establishing herself as a leading figure in the UK's pop music landscape, the recording captures the melodic sensibilities and emotional depth characteristic of her work. The song reflects the era's focus on romantic themes and polished production, contributing to her reputation as a versatile artist capable of delivering both catchy hooks and heartfelt ballads. As part of her broader discography, the track exemplifies the smooth, radio-friendly sound that made her a staple on UK charts and radio stations throughout the decade.