Intro 1
G C G C
G Bm C Em
D D
Verse 1
G C
Heavy hung the canopy of blue
G C
Shade my eyes and I can see you
G Bm C
White is the light that shines
Em D
through the dress that you wore
Verse 2
G C
She lay in the shadow of the wave
G C
Hazy were the visions of her playing
G Bm C
Sunlight on her eyes but moonshine
Em D
made her cry every time
Verse 3
G C
Green is the color of her kind
G C
Quickness of the eye deceives the mind
G Bm
Envy is the bond
C Em D
between the hopeful and the damned
Interlude 1
G C G C
G C D
G C G C
G C D
Solo 1
G C G C
G C D
G C G C
G C D
Repeat and fade
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La historia detrás
When you immerse yourself in Any Colour You Like by Pink Floyd, you encounter an instrumental piece that is a true sonic journey. This song, part of the iconic The Dark Side of the Moon, was recorded between October 1972 and January 1973 at EMI Studios in London. What makes it special is the way David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright play with synthesizers and effects, creating a soundscape that blends progressive and space rock. The recording was a challenge, with tonal shifts and textures that wrap you in psychedelic atmospheres. At 3:25 minutes long, it is a perfect example of how Pink Floyd manages to capture the essence of psychedelic rock and take you to a place where every note seems to have its own color.