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Coldplay – Church
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The chord progression for “Church"— F#m – A – Em – Bm—bookends the album. It is recalled for the closing track, Everyday Life.
The song draw a thin parallelism between the beauty
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Coldplay – Viva La Vida
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Revered as an essential rock song of the 2000s, “Viva La Vida” tells the story of a monarch who’s lost his kingdom. In another aspect, the song is also seen as a narrative on the
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Coldplay – Church Samples
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See all of “Church” by Coldplay’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Read All The Lyrics To Coldplay’s New Double Album ‘Everyday Life’
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It’s the band’s first new album since 2015's ‘A Head Full of Dreams.’
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Coldplay – BrokEn
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On “BrokEn,” Chris Martin leads a gospel choir in a simple call-and-response structure, backed only by a piano and some finger snaps.
Coldplay dedicated this song to Brian Eno
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Avicii – Waiting For Love
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“Waiting For Love” is the third single off Avicii’s second LP Stories, the song released in the US on May 22, and in the UK on June 7. Avicii previewed the song live alongside co-
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Coldplay – Arabesque
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The co-lead single “Arabesque” (which is the lead single for the Sunrise part of the album) is Coldplay’s way of trying to sew peace in the wake of the western fear of Islam with
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Coldplay – Everyday Life
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The closing track off Everyday Life showcases a slow piano ballad that describes and summarizes the band’s general album message: love, equality, pain, struggles, legacy, humanity
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Coldplay – Lovers in Japan / Reign of Love
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“Lovers in Japan” is the fifth track and third single of Viva la Vida. On the LP this track is coupled to “Reign of Love.”
In an interview for Entertainment Weekly in 2008, lead
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Coldplay – Yellow
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“Yellow” is the fifth track and second single from Coldplay’s 2000 debut album Parachutes. It is one of their oldest and most enduring hits, continuing to be a celebrated staple of
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Coldplay – بنی آدم
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“بنی آدم (Children of Adam)” is a song inspired by the Persian poem of the same name (or sometimes also called “Bani Adam”) by Saadi Shirazi. The poem in English reads:
Humans (
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Coldplay – A Message
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“A Message” is a love song and the eighth track of Coldplay’s X&Y. The lyrics and melody were inspired by John Ireland’s 1664 hymn “My Song Is Love Unknown,” which is also Chris
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Tinie Tempah – You Know What
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[Verse 1: Tinie Tempah] / Life is just a blur, just how I prefer / She be on her knees, but she ain't in Church / England's favourite rapper, fuck how much I'm worth / Them niggas
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Coldplay – Orphans
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The co-lead single from Everyday Life and lead single from ‘Sunset’, the second part of the double album, “Orphans”, tackles the Syrian Civil War. It showcases the story of a girl
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Kendrick Lamar – Backseat Freestyle
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In the outro of the previous song, “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe”, one of Kendrick’s friends asks him to rap. “Backseat Freestyle” serves as a flashback. The freestyle is not
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Coldplay – Guns
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The opener for the second part of the album, Sunset (غروب), starts with “Guns”, a track that criticizes American’s love for guns and how people have been led to believe that gun
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Coldplay – Champion of the World
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“Champion of the World” was released as a tribute to Scott Hutchison, the lead singer of Frightened Rabbit who took his life in May 2018 after struggling with depression. The song
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Coldplay – 'Til Kingdom Come
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The hidden track of X&Y, “‘Til Kingdom Come” was originally intended to be a collaboration with Johnny Cash, but he died before his part could be recorded – this explains why the
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Amjad Sabri – Jagah Ji Laganay Samples
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See all of “Jagah Ji Laganay” by Amjad Sabri’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Coldplay – Old Friends
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[Verse] / Tony was a friend of mine / We were together all the time / He had my back / Once he really saved my life / [Pre-Chorus] / Sometimes I wanna call him / Say, "Hey, let's
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Coldplay – Cry Cry Cry
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[Intro: Jacob Collier] / Cry, cry, cry, baby / Cry, cry, cry / [Verse: Chris Martin & Jacob Collier] / In a book about the world / Called The Luminous Things / There are trees and
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Coldplay – Flags
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“Flags” is a bonus track included on the Japanese version of the album Everyday Life. It points out how borders and flags can’t divide people since they are all from the same
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The Lumineers – Cleopatra
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This is the title track off the new album and in a video posted to The Lumineers' VEVO account, the lead singer and production team explains that the song is about a taxi driver he
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CaptainSparklez (Ft. TryHardNinja) – Fallen Kingdom
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“Fallen Kingdom” is Captain Sparklez’s second Minecraft parody of Coldplay’s track “Viva La Vida” performed by TryHardNinja. The story is told from the king’s perspective
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Chase Atlantic – Church
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[Verse 1] / You're wearing nothing but my t-shirt / Call me shallow but I'm only getting deeper, yeah / Stay on the ground until your knees hurt / No more praying, baby, I'ma be
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Coldplay – Daddy
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“Daddy” is a slow, piano-driven track about a neglectful relationship between a son and his father. It shows how the father moved away from his son (interpreted by Chris Martin
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Imagine Dragons – Believer
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“Believer” thunders around a percussive backbeat and expressive vocals from Dan Reynolds to bring about a message of embracing pain, and using it as a tool for personal growth. It
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