Turning Blue

Chris Foreman / Graham Suggs McPherson

With the ease of a practised smile
The tears of a crocodile
Well shake then wash your hands
Of the smell of foreign land
The propaganda woman said
It might be worse you could be dead
Now we've an impressive show
Let's wind it up and watch it go

Still a strange thing to me
Is there's no place I'd rather be
Rollercoasting backwards to
Up and down and turning blue

No pie in the sky
For the small man gets smaller
But a poke in the eye
From an unwelcome caller

Still a strange thing to me
Is there's no place I'd rather be
Rollercoasting backwards to
Up and down and turning blue

Policeman's eyes on overload
A fractured island might explode
A million pieces washed ashore
From Disneyland to Warsaw

Let's have a rehearsal run
An underground holiday in the sun
Take time to sit and reflect
A white wall where the sun collects

Still a strange thing to me
Is there's no place I'd rather be
Rollercoasting backwards to
Up and down and turning blue

Trivia about the song Turning Blue by Madness

When was the song “Turning Blue” released by Madness?
The song Turning Blue was released in 1984, on the album “Keep Moving”.
Who composed the song “Turning Blue” by Madness?
The song “Turning Blue” by Madness was composed by Chris Foreman and Graham Suggs McPherson.

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