Flying Colours song by Jethro Tull from Primary Album The-broadsword-and-the-beast. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Progressive Rock, Rock music. The Record company is unknown. Released on April 10, 1982.
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Flying Colours Meaning
| [Shout if you will, but that just won’t do I, for one, would rather follow softer options I’ll take the easy line; another sip of wine And if I ignore the face you wore it’s just a way of Mine to keep from flying colours Don’t lay your bait while the whole world waits Around to see me shoot you down — It’s all so second-rate When we can last for days on a loving night; Or for hours at least on a warm whisper given You always pick the best time to rise to the fight To break the hard bargain that we’ve driven Once again we’re flying colours I thought we had it out the night before And settled old scores, but not the hard way Was it a glass too much? Or a smile too few? Did our friends all catch the needle match — did we Want them to? In a fancy restaurant we were all aglow Keeping cool by mutual permission How did the conversation get to where we came to blows? We were set up in a red condition And again we’re flying colours Shout — but you see it still won’t do With my colours on I can be just as bad as you Have I had a glass too much? Did I give a smile too few? Did our friends all catch the needle match — did we Want them to? We act our parts so well, like we wrote the play All so predictable and we know it , We’ll settle old scores now, and settle the hard way You may not even live to outgrow it! Once again we’re flying colours] |
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- Who is the person responsible for producing the lyrics of Flying Colours?
This lirics prodiucer by Paul Samwell-Smith.
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Flying Colours lyrics song is written by Ian Anderson
