I suppose it's fair to say there isn't a clear answer. The color of your urine can vary according to a variety of factors. And while I wouldn't make it a preoccupation, you may learn a few things from paying attention.
Normal urine is straw-colored and slightly acid.
It's made up of water, urea, sodium chloride, and potassium chloride, phosphates, uric acid, organic salts and urobilin, which give urine its color. People usually void 700 to 2,000 milliliters of urine every day. If you're dehydrated and you're not drinking enough water, your urine will be more concentrated and will be darker. Some colors of urine are indicative of disease. If it's very dark, like the color of Coca-Cola, you may be noticing an early symptom of hepatitis or liver obstruction .