Colors
performed by April Smith and the Great Picture Show

I could take a great big bite out of you When I get my cake I like to eat it too and can I help myself if I find you simply delicious? Now I’m like a big, bad wolf at your door My mouth is wide open, ready to explore. And I’m not hiding the fact that I’m out for blood, Baby, I’m vicious Don't hate a girl because she knows All the ways to get beneath your clothes. You play those games down to the letter You're just mad, cause I play them better I need to get my sound, so I’m gonna lay you down. I'm gonna spin you around and play you like a record. Now you're like a dog beggin' for a bone, I got what I want and now you're on your own. What can I say kid? That's just the way things go in the business. You're spinnin' me round and round, Baby round and round, You're spinning me round and round and round. You're spinnin' me round and round, Baby round and round, You're spinnin' me round and round, woah. You're spinnin' me round and round, Baby round and round, You're spinning me round and round and round. You're spinnin' me round and round, Baby round and round, But who's spinning whom now?

Cullen sets out in search for fresh water when some of his workers, himself included, suffers from cholera. He gets no help from Durant, who has difficulties of his own when Senator Metcalf threatens to remove him from Credit Mobilier. Eva makes a decision about her child's future. The Swede poses as Bishop Duston, telling about the loss of his family to his Fort Smith escort. Ezra Dutson saves both Cullen and the town by leading him to water.

The team reopens the 1945 case of an African-American baseball player, bludgeoned to death with his own bat. Jeffries sees the victim tip his hat off at him at a baseball game.

* Colors received a Grammy nomination (61st Grammy Awards) for "Best Pop Solo Performance".