I see colors song

I See Colors Song - Chuchu TV Baby Rhymes

I See Colors Lyrics

Red, red, I see some red things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the red things you’re seeing too!

The apple, the strawberry and the cherries!

They are all red!

Green, green, I see some green things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the green things you’re seeing too!

The caterpillar, the grasshopper and the flog!

They are all green!

Blue, blue, I see some blue things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the blue things you’re seeing too!

The sky, the balloon and the truck.

They are blue!

Yellow, yellow, I see some yellow things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the yellow things you’re seeing too!

The sun, the sunflower and the hay.

They are all yellow!

Orange, orange, I see some orange things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the orange things you’re seeing too!

The orange, the pumpkin and the hat.

They are all orange!

Pink, pink, I see some pink things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the pink things you’re seeing too!

The butterfly, the slide and the rose.

They are all pink!

Brown, brown, I see some brown things – can you see them too?

Yes, yes, I can see the brown things you’re seeing too!

The chocolate cake, the guitar and the teddy bear.

They are all brown!

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When One Sense Comes Through as Another

Written by Angela Nelson

What Is Synesthesia?
Synesthesia Symptoms
Who Gets Synesthesia?
Synesthesia Causes?
Types of Synesthesia
Synesthesia Test

What Is Synesthesia?

Synesthesia is when you hear music, but you see shapes. Or you hear a word or a name and instantly see a color. Synesthesia is a fancy name for when you experience one of your senses through another. For example, you might hear the name "Alex" and see green. Or you might read the word "street" and taste citrus fruit.

The word "synesthesia" has Greek roots. It translates to “perceive together.” People who have this ability are called synesthetes. Synesthesia isn’t a disease or disorder. It won’t harm your health, and it doesn’t mean you’re mentally ill. Some studies suggest people who have it may do better on memory and intelligence tests than those who don’t. And while it may seem easy to make up, there’s proof that it’s a real condition.

One of the most common responses is to see letters, numbers, or sounds as colors. You might also:

See or hear a word and taste food
See a shape and taste food
Hear sounds and see shapes or patterns
Hear sounds after you smell a certain scent
Hear sounds and taste food
Feel an object with your hands and hear a sound
Feel a touch when seeing someone else being touched. (This is called mirror touch.)

You might have more than one response.

It can be an annoyance. Children say it can make reading tricky when they see colors that other people don’t. If you have taste-related synesthesia, it can be startling when a bad taste comes on suddenly. But most synesthetes see their condition as a sixth sense, not a drawback.

Synesthesia Symptoms

You can’t control it. The response happens right away. You can’t help it. This is true even with new experiences. For example, if you hear a new piece of music, you may see a color or taste a flavor without any effort. It just happens.

It’s internal, mostly. The colors are just in your mind. Only a few synesthetes see colors outside their body.

It stays the same over time. If you see the letter "A" in green today, you’ll see it in green 10 years from now. One study asked people with synesthesia to look at 100 words and say the color they saw for each. A year later, researchers gave the participants the test again without telling them ahead of time. The answers matched more than 90% of the time. Answers from people without synesthesia taken just 2 weeks after the first test matched only 20% of the time.

It often starts in childhood. Studies of kids with synesthesia found that it develops over time. The color and letter associations may be random at first and become more fixed as you grow.

Who Gets Synesthesia?

It seems to affect women more than men, but some researchers say this isn’t true. They say women are just more willing to discuss the condition. Left-handed people may be more likely to have synesthesia than righties. Also, researchers suggest some synesthetes are artistic and often have hobbies like painting, music, or writing.

If you have this condition:

Your perceptions are involuntary. When you hear music and see shapes or see a color when you hear a word, you don’t think about it. It just happens.
You may be able to describe your sensations to others.
The crossovers between senses are predictable. For example, you may always see green when you hear the name “Alex.”

About 1% to 4% of people are thought to have it. We don’t know for sure because:

You may not realize you have it.
You think that everyone senses the same way as you do.

The number of people who come forward may go up because more people are talking about synesthesia.

Synesthesia Causes?

Doctors aren’t sure. But they think people with synesthesia are just wired differently from the rest of us. For example, scans of people who say they hear colors show they have a bigger brain response when they hear a sound.

The images also show synesthetes have more connections between the parts of the brain that control their senses.

Also, it’s in your genes. Synesthesia appears to run in families and may be passed down from parent to child.

Types of Synesthesia

There may be as many as 35 subtypes of synesthesia depending on which senses are paired together. Some include:

Grapheme-color synesthesia. Certain letters or numbers are associated with specific colors.

Sound-to-color synesthesia. This is when certain sounds cause you to see shapes of different colors.

Lexical-gustatory synesthesia. Certain words or sounds evoke different tastes. This is a fairly rare type of synesthesia.

Synesthesia Test

There is no specific test for this condition. But there are some tools online that may help you find out if you may have it. Talk with your doctor to know for sure.

The history of the song "Khaki Ball" by the rock band Nautilus Pompilius

Most people who have served in the army believe that every real man should go this way. On the other hand, almost everyone who was not in the ranks of the armed forces does not regret this omission in the slightest. Domestic rock musicians, as a rule, were reluctant to join the soldiers. Probably, not even because Lennon did not order, but simply from the unwillingness to joylessly spend two or three years waiting for the “demobilization”.

The history of creation and the meaning of the song "Khaki ball"

Vyacheslav Butusov was also not happy with this prospect. And so much so that in 1986 he composed the song "Khaki Ball". As he himself put it: "It was ... also one of those extremes that I fell into at that time in relation to the army."

In other words, the leader of the rock band Nautilus Pompilius was afraid to end up in "kirzaches" somewhere on the border with Mongolia. But Vyacheslav did not have to serve. For him, acquaintance with the army was limited to military training while studying at the Sverdlovsk Architectural Institute. nine0003

Later, Butusov said that "The Khaki Ball" became...

...a naive attempt in the form of an army to somehow refute the idea of aggression.

Moreover, he believed that the attempt was not the most successful, and the intemperance shown in the composition eventually became alien to him.

There are a couple of funny stories associated with the Khaki Balloon. Once a Georgian friend of the sound engineer Andrei Makarov was present at the band's concert, having drunk a lot of chacha with them before, and fell asleep right next to the console. When he was asked in the evening what song he liked, he replied that the one in which there was a request: “Butter with bread!” ("March-march of the left!"). nine0003

Saxophonist Aleksey Mogilevsky also recalled how, at the Second Congress of the Union of Composers, Vyacheslav Butusov, performing Khaki Ball, forgot the words and for some reason said loudly: “No!” The public decided that the song was banned from above, and this only added to its popularity.

Release and Achievements

"Khaki Balloon" was included on the album "Separation" by Nautilus Pompilius in 1986.

Interesting facts

The “right march” team does not exist, although it is possible that Butusov knew about this and added it to the song on purpose. nine0032
The song "Khaki Ball" bears a faint resemblance to the song I Don't Mind by the rock band Slade.

Lyrics of the song “Khaki ball” Nautilus Pompilius

It was colorless,
It was flawlessly clean
It was transparent,
It became absolutely white
It can be seen that someone decided that winter,
And covered me with chalk
But still would be clean
Let it be cold,
But still with a clear look
But someone decided that the war,
And covered me in black

I see a color
But I wasn't here
I hear a color, I feel a color
I don't want to know all those
Who are already painting the sky

I see a song in the distance
But I only hear :
“March, march left,
March, march right”
I have never seen a scarier crowd,
Than a khaki crowd

Would be black,
Yes, even with the devil
But someone in charge,
Who always vomits in attack,
Ordered to advance for the summer
And trampled me into khaki

I see smoke, but I was not here
I hear smoke, I feel burning,
I don’t want to know that creature,
What will burn this sky
I see a song in the distance, but I hear only:
“March, march left ,
March, march right”
I have not seen a picture of fools,
Than a khaki ball

March, march left,
March, march right
March, march left,
March, march right

Quote about the song

The song "Khaki Balloon" was written in panic horror caused by the possibility of joining the army. nine0003

Vyacheslav Butusov

What is synesthesia and how do synesthetes perceive the world

First-hand experience

Maria Goncharova

also appear in others. Synesthetes can see smells, hear colors, letters and numbers also have shades for them. Afisha Daily talked to people who live with this feature, and also learned from a synesthesia researcher how it works. nine0003

“I know what my illness looks like”

At 14, I didn’t know the word [synesthesia] yet, but I could, for example, taste a cloud (raw, cold) or a road — it’s too hard, to chew it. I could mentally lick a post, sniff a cat without touching it.

I saw the colors of letters almost before I learned how to pronounce them. Jealousy smells like socks. Fear of money loss - red-brown toothy funnel in the lower abdomen. And admiration for beauty is an emotion that has an “angelic” light red hue that does not exist in the earthly spectrum. I know what my disease looks like Wegener's granulomatosis (autoimmune disease, inflammation of the walls of blood vessels. - Note ed. ) is a black, rusty tractor.

Sometimes I dream of colors that don't exist in nature . They have their own density, their quantum particles, temperature and sound are felt. In reality, I have poor eyesight - the left eye sees 10% due to nerve atrophy, and the vision in the right eye after replacing the lens is defined as minus two. Therefore, watching dreams is a great pleasure for me.

Then I noticed that I get a very peculiar feeling from people: a person is a big lump of everything, where there is color, and sound, and heat, and pressure. Feeling this energy is unpleasant because of the contradictions in their own emotions. Due to my hypersensitivity, I got very tired at school, suffered from a headache from lack of sleep, because during the night the brain did not have time to process all the information. nine0003

I can’t be in public transport for more than two hours, because after the trip I feel something stuck on my skin, finely vibrating, orange.

I immediately want to wash, because it seems to pull everything out from under the skin.

I discovered by chance that I can draw what I feel from a person. For example, color spots, the meaning of which I then decipher in the form of emotions.

Synesthesia made me learn to treat myself and people carefully and subtly, to love them. See causes, connections, internal motives and contradictions. Otherwise, it is simply impossible to live with such a perception - you can simply burst like a balloon. An ordinary person is thick-skinned, like an elephant in a china shop, and you need to do everything gently and carefully. nine0116 Synesthetics are like smartphones of a new model among push-button Nokia : too thin, fragile, hold a charge a little, they cannot drive nails and dig holes.

“I think with several senses”

I have an auric type of feature, or rather, hyperesthesia, that is, acute synesthesia. It consists in the fact that I see people in lines and ornaments. All of them are different colors, detailed and individual for each person. I can also see the state of a person with a line, so part of my feature is related to empathy. nine0003

As a child, I studied at an art school - then I noticed my peculiarity. Five years ago, it aggravated due to severe stress and even began to torment me. For example, I noticed that the smell of photos and paintings prevents me from depicting what I want (I was fond of photography). People around me began to notice a special color rendering and even accused me of mental disorders and drug addiction . Later, I made my own photo technique out of this. That is, I depict lines and ornaments of people from my head, this is how I see their portrait. nine0003

At some point, synesthesia made me feel like a light faint and a state of overload. There were sensations as if you were expanding and dissolving in space. They appear involuntarily, so it is important to control yourself. Because of this, self-knowledge, a dialogue with oneself occurs. If you stop the process of creativity or contemplation and switch your attention to something else, it is no longer so aggravated. For example, I compose poetry, pour out emotions on paper.

The habit of being different in some way appeared in my childhood due to isolation, which I do not have now. Often I want to be ordinary, because everyone needs understanding from the outside, and it is not always there in my life. When I am in the company of people like me, I feel at ease. My love for peculiarity puts all inconveniences in the background. nine0003

"They ask me to 'sniff out' someone they know"

My great-grandmother was a synesthetic. I found this out after I learned about the phenomenon. But parents, grandparents do not have this feature.

In my second year of university, I began to compare teachers with geometric figures, and my classmates were very surprised at this. In a circle of friends, she told me how I see people's emotions - with colors and smells - but everyone considered it abnormal. Now I'm considered special. nine0003

Synesthesia for me is something like a brain upgrade, when you can see, hear, feel more than you really do.

For example, I see the colors of letters and numbers: one is white, two has always been green, I associate five with red, and nine with magenta. The same with the letters: O is blue, E is purple, and Yu is multi-colored. The consonants are divided into groups. M, H, R, L are dark blue, and W, W, D, C, D are blue.

The days of the week are also colored differently. On Monday I see light blue, on Thursday - blue, and Friday, oddly enough, I have red. I also see the colors of emotions, and sometimes even smell or taste them. For example, when a person lies, I smell tar and see black spots around him, and if he rejoices, there will be a bright yellow color. If someone is sad or worried, then a dirty green, marsh color appears around him. nine0116 Bad emotions are felt stronger than good ones .

I am often asked to sniff out someone I know. I try to name the color and what emotions it evokes. Strange, of course, but it works, and I almost always "predict" correctly.

But I listen to music only with deep low sounds - for example, cello or low piano keys. Because these sounds are blue, purple and green. If the song is orange, red or yellow, with short and high sounds, then most likely I will not like it. nine0003

Due to synesthesia, I can easily recall phone numbers from memory. I remember not only the numbers, but also the color range that was present in the sequence of these numbers. At the same time, I do not perceive text well by ear, because sounds cause color associations, and I am distracted from words. If I want to understand the meaning of a song or remember a lecture, I definitely need to have the text in front of my eyes.

Learning foreign languages is difficult, because there are completely different associative arrays, it is difficult to compare them with existing ones . I have been learning English for 12 years: first at school, then at the university, in various circles. But I can’t say anything but the simplest keywords.

Who are synesthetes

Synesthetes are approximately four percent of the total population of the Earth. Most often they are women. Some colleagues explain this fact not by sexual dimorphism (anatomical differences between representatives of different sexes of the same biological species. - Note ed. ), but by confusion during the recruitment of research participants: women simply report their features more often. nine0003

Synesthete understands many things differently: the world around him causes an additional reaction in him in the form of color, taste and / or touch. For example, letters or numbers can evoke the sensation of colors, the sounds of speech can evoke a taste in the mouth, and the days of the week and months can be spatially arranged.

How synesthetes think

Several studies have shown that synesthetes are highly permeable psychological boundaries. They easily move from thinking to intuition, from memory to fantasy (and vice versa), from one emotion and feeling to another. This is not a plus or a minus, but an individual style of manifestation of neurocognitive functioning. nine0003

As Vladimir Nabokov (himself a synesthete) intuitively spoke about synesthesia in his autobiographical work “Memory, Speak”: “The confession of a synesthete will be called pretentious and boring by those who are protected from such seeps and drains by denser partitions than I am protected.”

Is it possible to pretend to be a synesthete

Synesthetic connections cannot be explained by experiences or memorized associations. Unlike fantasy, synesthesia is more schematic, arises involuntarily due to additional neural interactions in the brain, and does not change over the years. Therefore, it is very easy to catch a person in a lie. If you boast that you have a large family, but cannot quickly name the names of each of your relatives, then you are unlikely to tell the truth. We [researchers] apply the same principle to "candidates for synesthetes." We take into account the reaction time, the sequence and accuracy of answers when pointing to shades of colors. You can also check the trickster with instrumental studies, for example, with the help of MRI. A tomography shows unusual brain activity (metabolic activity). In synesthesia, it differs in those areas that are responsible for the perception of color, in particular, in the visual cortex. nine0003

Can synesthesia be considered a mental trait? That is, this is not a disease, but a feature of neurocognitive functioning and a special sensitivity to verbality, musicality and writing, depending on the type of synesthesia.

It is impossible to learn this. It needs a predisposition, because experiences in synesthesia are not just associations. For example, the colors of letters are not memories or images born of experience, but an internal reaction. I did an experiment in which participants were presented with a situation with an imaginary eight-day week, with a fictitious day located between Thursday and Friday. They “got used” to such a schedule by filling out the calendar and solving tasks for organizing affairs for the week.