To trust him with her secrets that no one else knows. He wants her to do all the things they did before. He wants to tell her that it was him that set the situation and tore them apart. He felt like he had to find her, and tell her how much he needs her in his life. The next line is a realization of how much he appreciates her.
Maybe it is him that is the scientist as he is the one who is singing, and refers to himself in the song.įrom him saying he wants to say sorry, that gives us the idea that he has done the wrong and ended the relationship.
A scientist is considered smart, someone who knows how to put things together and come up with a solution. The parental advisory/explicit content sticker that adorns the package is there to protect children and the elderly from being caught off guard by Chris Martin's superfluous, between-song F-bombs.The title of the song tells us that there is a scientist. Culled from recordings taken from concerts in Paris, France, Montreal, Canada, and Glastonbury, England, all of which took place (oddly enough) in 2011, the tour featured a 90-minute set and included a dizzying array of visuals, including the usual assortment of stadium-appropriate-sized explosions and video screens, as well as fan-adorned LED wrist bands that pulsed in time with the music, all of which can be experienced by consumers in the comfort of their own homes with the deluxe CD/DVD version of Live 2012. As one would expect, the set list favors their fifth studio album, with nine of the fifteen tracks representing, but the band leaves room for past hits like "In My Place," "Viva la Vida," "Yellow," and "Clocks" ("The Scientist" and "Politik" are relegated to the film version). Released nine years after the group's first live outing, the elaborately titled Live 2003, Live 2012, Coldplay's second foray into the concert film/album arena, offers up an inside peek at the band's Mylo Xyloto world tour.
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