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  artwork token from the music video & edited  The third track of Coldplay’s 2017 EP Kaleidoscope, “A L I E N S” is a song about refugees fleeing their home from a war-torn planet and trying to seek refuge somewhere else. The proceeds of this song go to the Migrant Offshore Aid Station, to help save migrants on the Mediterranean Sea. ________________________________________________ Not For Production, For Listening Purposes Only Copyright: © 2017 Parlophone Records Limited A Warner Music Group Company. The content on this website is provided for informational purposes only. We do not claim ownership of any copyrighted material that may be featured on this site. All third-party trademarks, images, and copyrights are the property of their respective owners. We believe our use of such material constitutes 'fair use' as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit for

artwork edited If the kaleidoscopic joy of 2015’s A Head Full of Dreams feels like a distant memory now, that’s natural—it was a different time. In the four years since we last heard from Coldplay, the world has grown more chaotic. “Not that there hasn’t always been craziness,” frontman Chris Martin tells Apple Music, “but it’s so in-your-face all the time. It can only make you feel like—it doesn’t matter the consequence, you have to sing what’s coming through.” In response comes Everyday Life, a double album that finds arguably this century’s biggest and most agreeable rock band attempting to inspire unity, at considerable cost and risk. “It’s very true to us,” Martin says. “That’s all I know.” They’ve organised the album conceptually. The first half, Sunrise, opens with strings both sombre and hopeful. “It’s the challenges we see happening in our lives and in lots of other people’s lives,” Martin explains. The second, Sunset, is “a bit more, ‘How might you meet those challenges? How

artwork edited by me Another unreleased song from the album ُEveryday Life. We do not have much information about the song, but we can conclude from the beginning of the song that it contains the voice of Angel Moon, which was released on the last album in the song "Biutyful"  ___________________________________________________ Lyrics: All I know is I love you so (?) went to all the children Under the shade of a (?) As the sun burned the day If (?) Surely by now all is forgiven Laila feared for a life forbidden Covered her head with the lights of heaven It’s an old-fashioned play under God’s Milky Way When you can move without a man’s permission If I could, I would Change this world for good If I could I’d make the weather If I could, I’d stay Close to you always You turn an ordinary, ordinary day into treasure Hey Jacob (?) Everyone has God within them Violent minds say “lock the prophets away” But there you’ll find where the treasure is hidden She’d say, “oh, la la la la la

The album artwork uses an incredible photo shot by Matias Alonso Revelli (@matialonsor)  Moon Music The new album, landing October 4 Limited signed editions available. Pre-order at https://store.coldplay.com/ 🌙 The 10-track album is produced by Max Martin, who has worked with the band since 2019 and produced the band’s last album, Music of the Spheres. New single feelslikeimfallinginlove is out this Friday and is placed at Track 2 on the album. The album’s physical release sets a new industry standard for eco-friendly Vinyl and CD production 🌱 Vinyl - 85% reduction in cO2 emissions CD - 78% reduction on cO2 emissions The 2019 mystery of FFTF has finally been solved = A FILM FOR THE FUTURE - as mentioned in the iTunes preorder What a way to start the week! 💫