Maybe the cross in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, which, at night, glows between red, green and blue, but all 3 of those colours would have been too many syllables. I don't know if it was glowing in '76, though.
Maybe the cross in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, which, at night, glows between red, green and blue, but all 3 of those colours would have been too many syllables. I don't know if it was glowing in '76, though.
''Crosses are green and crosses are blue''
What exactly is the meaning of this line? I've been wondering about this for awhile now.
Maybe the cross in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, which, at night, glows between red, green and blue, but all 3 of those colours would have been too many syllables. I don't know if it was glowing in '76, though.
Maybe the cross in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, which, at night, glows between red, green and blue, but all 3 of those colours would have been too many syllables. I don't know if it was glowing in '76, though.