 Genius Meanings
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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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Genius Traducciones al Español – Coldplay - Daddy (Traducción al Español)
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“Daddy” (Papá) es la 5ª pista del álbum Everyday Life de Coldplay.
Es una balada lenta dirigida principalmente por piano, que trata sobre la ausente relación de un hijo con su
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Korn – Daddy
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“Daddy” is the final song on Korn’s groundbreaking self-titled debut album. Though vocalist Jonathan Davis shouts to the rapist that they are doing this to “their own child”, he
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Coldplay – The Nappies
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Sometimes you're happy sometimes you frown / With your hormones bouncing up and down / Sometimes you're happy sometimes you're sad / It's a weird nine months with you I've had
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Coldplay – Sparks
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“Sparks” is an acoustic song by the British rock band Coldplay. It’s the fourth track off of Coldplay’s debut album, Parachutes.
This acoustic love song is about a person who
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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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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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Paramore – The Only Exception
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“The Only Exception” the third single from Paramore’s brand new eyes was co-written between Hayley Williams and Josh Farro at a time when the band was a quintet, the song is a soft
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Swedish House Mafia (Ft. John Martin) – Don't You Worry Child
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“Don’t You Worry Child” is the sixth and the final single released by Swedish House Mafia before their initial disbandment in 2013.
This song talks about innocence and its loss
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Coldplay – Humankind
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“Humankind” is the third track on Coldplay’s 9th studio album Music of the Spheres.
The song is from the perspective of an alien citizen on one of the planets in The Sphere, which
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Coldplay – Charlie Brown
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With it’s coming-of-age background and lively beat, “Charlie Brown”, the fourth track and third single off Mylo Xyloto, takes its inspiration from the famous star of Charles M
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Genius Deutsche Übersetzungen – Coldplay - Daddy (Deutsche Übersetzung)
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[Deutscher Songtext zu „Daddy“] / [Strophe 1] / Papa, bist du da draußen? / Papa, möchtest du nicht kommen und spielen? / Papa, kümmerst du dich nicht? / Ist da nichts, was du
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Sublime – Santeria
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This was written about a guy contemplating using black magic, voodoo, or “santeria” – anything he can to get back his girl.
Instrumentally, Sublime had already released a version
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Radiohead – Exit Music (For A Film)
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Radiohead was in the middle of their 1996 tour when they were approached by director Baz Luhrmann to record a song meant for his upcoming film, Romeo + Juliet.
The band was shown
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Radiohead – Creep
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According to Thom Yorke, “Creep” tells the tale of an inebriated man who tries to get the attention of a woman to whom he is attracted by following her around. In the end, he lacks
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Coldplay – Èkó
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Èkó means Lagos in Yoruba language and is a city in the south-western region of Nigeria in Africa.
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Coldplay – Ink
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The emotionally scarring, yet suprisingly catchy third track off Coldplay’s sixth studio album, Ghost Stories, truly gives us an insight into the narrator’s obsession with the love
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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 – Don't Panic
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The rather simplistic (but beautiful) opening track of Parachutes. An earlier version of the song is also the second track on The Blue Room EP, released in October 1999. The title
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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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X Ambassadors – Unsteady
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“Unsteady” is about a child observing a potential break-up between his parents. He sees that his mother and father aren’t talking to each other, and he desperately wants them to
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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 – 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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Blueface (Ft. Rich The Kid) – Daddy
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[Intro: Blueface] / Blueface, baby / Yeah, aight / (Cállate, Mike Crook) / I'm her daddy, I don't even know her mama / Ooh / [Chorus: Blueface] / She call me daddy, I don't even
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Eminem – Mockingbird
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Possibly the least offensive Eminem song ever, this Encore track is directed and dedicated to his daughters. Eminem acknowledges that growing up with his media image and Kim’s drug
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Frank Ocean (Ft. Earl Sweatshirt) – Super Rich Kids
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Continuing a major theme on the album, Frank evokes the lux and glamorous like no other (see “Sweet Life” and “Lost”). Only “Super Rich Kids” is a bit more harrowing—there’s
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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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Beyoncé – Formation
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“Formation” is a Black Power anthem, a fitting contribution to Black History Month and an important conversation piece in the Black Lives Matter movement. The song was released one
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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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Lauren Spencer Smith – Fingers Crossed
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On “Fingers Crossed” Lauren sings of an ex-lover, and remembers when the pair were still together. Spencer-Smith recalls the good and bad of the relationship, going from the two
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