Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Color and Light , by - Stephen Sondheim. Release date: 30.11.2021
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Color and Light , by - Stephen Sondheim. Color and Light |
| Order |
| Design |
| Composition |
| Tone |
| Form |
| Symmetry |
| Balance |
| More red… |
| And a little more red… |
| Blue blue blue blue |
| Blue blue blue blue |
| Even even… |
| Good… |
| Bumbum bum bumbumbum |
| Bumbum bum… |
| More red… |
| More blue… |
| More beer… |
| More light! |
| Color and light |
| There’s only color and light |
| Yellow and white |
| Just blue and yellow and white |
| Look at the air, miss |
| See what I mean? |
| No, look over there, miss |
| That’s done with green… |
| Conjoined with orange… |
| Nothing seems to fit me right. |
| The less I wear, the more comfortable I feel. |
| More rouge. |
| George is very special. |
| Maybe I’m just not special enough for him. |
| (sung) |
| If my legs were longer |
| If my bust was smaller |
| If my hands were graceful |
| If my waist was thinner |
| If my hips were flatter |
| If my voice was warm |
| If I could concentrate |
| I’d be in the Follies |
| I’d be in a cabaret |
| Gentlemen in tall silk hats |
| And linen spats |
| Would wait with flowers |
| I could make them wait for hours |
| Giddy young aristocrats |
| With fancy flats |
| Would drink my health |
| And I would be as hard as nails… |
| And they’d only want me more… |
| If I was a folly girl |
| Nah, I wouldn’t like it much |
| Married men and stupid boys |
| And too much smoke and all that noise |
| And all that color and light… |
| Aren’t you proper today, miss? |
| Your parasol so properly cocked, your bustle so |
| perfectly upright. |
| And you, sir. |
| Your hat so black. |
| So black to you, perhaps. |
| So red to me. |
| None of the others worked at night… |
| So composed for a Sunday. |
| How do you work without the right |
| Bright white light? |
| How do you fathom, George? |
| Red red red red |
| Red red orange |
| Red red orange |
| Orange pick up blue |
| Pick up red |
| Pick up orange |
| From the blue-green blue-green |
| Blue-green circle |
| On the violet diagonal |
| Di-ag-ag-ag-ag-ag-o-nal-nal |
| Yellow comma yellow comma |
| Numnum num numnumnum |
| Numnum num… |
| Blue blue blue blue |
| Blue still sitting |
| Red that perfume |
| Blue all night |
| Blue-green the window shut |
| Dut dut dut |
| Dot Dot sitting |
| Dot Dot waiting |
| Dot Dot getting fat fat fat |
| More yellow |
| Dot Dot waiting to go |
| Out out out |
| No no no George |
| Finish the hat finish the hat |
| Have to finish the hat first |
| Hat hat hat hat |
| Hot hot hot it’s hot in here… |
| Sunday! |
| Color and light! |
| But how George looks. |
| He could look forever. |
| There’s only color and light |
| As if he sees you and he doesn’t all at once. |
| Purple and white… |
| What is he thinking when he looks like that? |
| And red and purple and white |
| What does he see? |
| Sometimes, not even blinking. |
| Look at this glade, girls |
| Your cool blue spot |
| His eyes. |
| So dark and shiny. |
| No, stay in the shade, girls |
| It’s getting hot… |
| Some think cold and black-- |
| It’s getting orange… |
| But it’s warm inside his eyes… |
| Hotter… |
| And it’s soft inside his eyes… |
| And he burns you with his eyes… |
| Look at her looking. |
| And you’re studied like the light |
| Forever with that mirror. |
| What does she see? |
| And you look inside the eyes |
| The pink lips, the red cheeks… |
| And you catch him here and there |
| The wide eyes. |
| Studying the round face, the tiny pout… |
| But he’s never really there |
| Seeing all the parts and none of the whole |
| So you want him even more |
| But the way she catches light… |
| And you drown inside the eyes… |
| And the color of her hair… |
| I could look at her forever I could look at him forever |
| It’s going well. |
| Should I wear my red dress or blue? |
| Red. |
| Aren’t you going to clean up? |
| Why? |
| The Follies, George. |
| I have to finish the hat. |
| Damn! |
| The Follies. |
| Will she yell or stay silent? |
| Go without me or sulk in the |
| corner? |
| Will she be in the bed when the hat and the grass and the parasol have |
| finally found their way? |
| (sung) |
| Too green |
| (spoken) |
| Do I care? |
| (sung) |
| Too blue |
| (spoken) |
| Yes |
| (spoken) |
| Too soft |
| (sung) |
| What should I do? |
| Well… |
| Red |
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