song in the 1967 film Poor Cow. Footage of Stamp singing the song in this film would later appear as a closing flashback in the 1999 film The Limey which also starred Stamp. A cover of the song, released in 1990, was the first single of British art rock duo No-Man and the first release under their current name (their first releases from 1989 had their previous moniker "No Man Is An Island"). The later re-release of the song had an original song, "Drink Judas", as a b-side. Both songs were later included in the duo's 1992 third EP: Lovesighs – An Entertainment, with "Drink Judas" being re-recorded and "Colours" remixed. Finbar Furey included a version of "Colours" on his 2012 album of the same name. "Žlutá" by Zdena Lorencová was released in Czechoslovakia in 1972. This interpretation has lyrics in Czech, which are mainly about yellow (). References External links Colours (Single) – Donovan Unofficial Site Donovan songs Pye Records singles 1965 singles Songs written by Donovan Joan Baez songs 1990 singles 1965 songs