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Bizarre Shade of Blue
I’m about to tell you
About a bizarre shade of blue
[Verse]
I’m telling you, blue
The hue, blue
I’m asking why, the sky….
[Bridge]
Blue
[Break]
Is such a bizarre shade of blue?
Tell me true
[Chorus]
The sun shines down
Reflects all around
Depending on the sky (you view)
The hue of blue (“sky blue”)
Comes by… why…
[Break]
Sky blue
(More than one or two)
Sky blue
Why do you come through
In the wide variety of hue
Why do you
A SCIENCE LESSON
Why are there so many shades of sky blue?
The vast array of shades of sky blue arises from various factors such as atmospheric conditions, sunlight scattering, and the observer’s location and perspective. These factors interact with the Earth’s atmosphere, which consists of gases, particles, and other elements that can affect the way sunlight is scattered and absorbed. Different times of the day, weather conditions, and geographical locations can contribute to the diversity of hues observed in the sky, ranging from pale baby blue to deep azure. Additionally, human perception and cultural interpretations also influence how we perceive and categorize different shades of sky blue.
From the album A Bizarre Situation by A Bizarre Bazaar
MegaEpix Enormous
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I’m about to tell you
About a bizarre shade of blue
[Verse]
I’m telling you, blue
The hue, blue
I’m asking why, the sky….
[Bridge]
Blue
[Break]
Is such a bizarre shade of blue?
Tell me true
[Chorus]
The sun shines down
Reflects all around
Depending on the sky (you view)
The hue of blue (“sky blue”)
Comes by… why…
[Break]
Sky blue
(More than one or two)
Sky blue
Why do you come through
In the wide variety of hue
Why do you
A SCIENCE LESSON
Why are there so many shades of sky blue?
The vast array of shades of sky blue arises from various factors such as atmospheric conditions, sunlight scattering, and the observer’s location and perspective. These factors interact with the Earth’s atmosphere, which consists of gases, particles, and other elements that can affect the way sunlight is scattered and absorbed. Different times of the day, weather conditions, and geographical locations can contribute to the diversity of hues observed in the sky, ranging from pale baby blue to deep azure. Additionally, human perception and cultural interpretations also influence how we perceive and categorize different shades of sky blue.
From the album A Bizarre Situation by A Bizarre Bazaar
MegaEpix Enormous