Wedding Bells (Previously Unreleased) - Single

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The song "Wedding Bells" by Coldplay is an unreleased track that was presumed to be included in their project known as "The Wedding Album." This album was intended to follow their fourth studio album, "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends," and was planned for release in December 2009/2010 but was eventually scrapped due to creative conflicts². 

The concept for "The Wedding Album" was later repurposed for Coldplay's eighth studio album, "Everyday Life," which was released on 22 November 2019. The album took an acoustic, organic, and experimental alternative rock direction¹. It's interesting to note that the acoustic intro featured on "Arabesque" from "Everyday Life" (from 0:13 to 0:28) is from the original recording sessions of "The Wedding Album"².

Perhaps the one of the saddest songs in the Coldplay set, this unreleased song is sung from the perspective a man watching his one true love getting married to another. This brings out the complex emotions involved in wishing happiness and the best for the person you love, but also wishing that happiness was you. It is an extremely tragic state of mind full of conflicting and crippling feelings.

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Sources:

(1) The Wedding Album | Coldpedia, the Coldplay Wiki | Fandom. https://coldplay.fandom.com/wiki/The_Wedding_Album.

(2) Everyday Life (Coldplay album) - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everyday_Life_%28Coldplay_album%29.

(3) Coldplay Wedding Bells (Demo Everyday Life) mp3. https://dbree.org/v/e2dc3d.

(4) Everyday Life | Coldpedia, the Coldplay Wiki | Fandom. https://coldplay.fandom.com/wiki/Everyday_Life.

(5) music.apple.com. https://music.apple.com/album/everyday-life/1484143590.

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Copyright: ℗ 2019 Parlophone Records Limited A Warner Music Group Company.

tracklist:

01 Wedding Bells (Previously Unreleased)  (04:13)

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  1. ColdplayWorld28 February 2024 at 09:36

    support me plz send me message

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  2. Ashirogi4216 April 2024 at 23:52

    I can't believe that they actually discard this song again :c And with the new instrumental ambient it's such a beautiful masterpiece

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    1. ColdplayWorld17 April 2024 at 11:05

      yes, i dont know what they were thinkin, song like WOTW/POTP, Eko, Old Friends should not be in the final setlist of the album

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