The scientist, by Coldplay: lyrics, translations, music and band history
Released in 2002, to music The Scientist belongs to the album Rush Of Blood To The Head, by British band Coldplay. Music was a succession for the public and part of the soundtrack of the film Wicker Park (2003).
Original music lyrics (in English)
A song, packed by a piano, fala over or regret and over or lose. O title of music - The scientist - can be interpreted from atitude escolhida pelo subjeito arrependido, who investigates or passed and tries to turn back, for or while he or she is still married together.
O eu-lrico gives escreve music for a beloved asking for a new chance not to relate, to the letter and I appeal for them to turn and tentem again to give certain as a home.
Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are
I had to find you, tell you I need you
Tell you I set you apartTell me your secrets and ask me your questions
Oh let's go back to the start
Running in circles, coming up tails
Heads on a science apartNobody said it was easy
It's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be this hard
Oh, take me back to the startI was just guessing at numbers and figures
Pulling the puzzles apart
Questions of science, science and progress
Do not speak as loud as my heartTell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Oh, and I rush to the start
Running in circles, chasing our tails
Coming back as we areNobody said it was easy
Oh, it's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be so hard
I'm going back to the start
Translation for or Portuguese
Vim to find you, I said that I felt very much
You don't know how loving you are
Tinha that I will find you, say that I need you
Dizer who escorted youConte-me seus segredos e faça-me ask questions
Oh, let's go back or forth
Running in circles, throwing face or head
Faces numa distant scienceI don't say that it would be easy
It's a shame we part
I don't say that it would be easy
But also no disseram that would be so difficult
Oh, I turned aroundEu was only analyzing numbers and figures
Unraveling the enigmas
Questões da ciência, ciência e progress
No falam so high as my heartTell me that you love me, turn around and look at me
Oh, I run for or eat
Running in circles, how we chase each other
Going back to how we wereI don't say that it would be easy
It's a shame we part
I don't say that it would be easy
But also no disseram that would be so difficult
I'm turning to stop or eat
About history gives music
In an interview granted on July 14, 2005 by Chris Martin, lead singer of the band, to Rolling Stone magazine, we know the history behind the creation of the song. Or composer states:
No second album was I thinking there was something missing. He was in a room really dark in Liverpool and there was an old and out of tune piano. Eu really wanted to try playing George Harrison's "Isn't It A Pity" music, but he couldn't. This music will come out immediately. Eu disse: "Can you bind or engraver?" The first time that this song was published, it is the version that is published.
Music was played at the Video Music Awards in 2003, which was introduced by Justin Timberlake, close friend of vocalist Chris Martin.
Not the same year the song was a soundtrack of the film Wicker Park (in Portuguese Paixão à flor da pele). The fazia part of the dinner with the protagonist (played by Josh Hartnett) went to the airport and found his true love of him, who had not traveled in years.
Clipe gives music
The director of the clip was the English director Jamie Thraves, who filmed the internal dinners in North London and the external dinners outside London, not a scene that had ever sheltered the film's burdens, O Gladiator.
O clipe was raised from a reverse narrative and was released on August 14, 2002. Actress chosen to star or clip was Irish Elaine Cassidy.
Além de ter been a public successor, or a critical successor clip: three MTV Video Music Awards in 2003 in the categories Melhor Video Grupal, Melhor Direção e Video Inovador. No year to follow, it concorreu to the Grammy Awards in the category Melhor Video in Curta Metragem.
Regarding the production of the clip, Thraves states:
Eu tive essa idea that I wanted to make a story that is tragic, but it comes happy and ends happy, and this video is about going back to that happy ending.
Rush Of Blood To The Head Envelope or CD
Released in August 2002, the album Rush Of Blood To The Head is the second CD recorded in a studio by the British band Coldplay. O CD won or Grammy of 2003 as Melhor Alternative Music Album. The Scientist is a fourth part of the album that brings together all eleven songs. As songs are as follows:
1. Politik
2. In my place
3. God put a smile upon your face
4. The scientist
5. Clocks
6. Daylight
7. Green eyes
8. Warning sign
9. To whisper
10. A rush of blood to the head
11. Amsterdam
About a band Coldplay
An English alternative rock band Coldplay was raised in 1998 composed of four members: o lead vocalist Chris Martin, or guitarist Jonny Buckland, or bassist Guy Berryman and or drummer, vocal and multi-instrumentalist Will Champion. The members met at the time of the faculty, at University College London.
The first contract was signed with a Parlophone recorder and the first album for Parachutes, released in 2000. Or CD já trazia enormous successes of public and critics like Yellow, Trouble and Shiver.
Or album Rush Of Blood To The Head, which houses music The scientist, foi or second CD of the group. Clocks, present our second CD, won or Grammy of Gravação do Ano, in 2004.
The fourth album was Viva La Vida, released in 2008. O CD recebeu três Grammy (Melhor Performance Pop, Melhor Canção do Ano e Melhor Disco de Rock do Ano).
Em 2011, Coldplay released or fifth studio album, entitled Mylo Xyloto. I am not going to continue to launch Live instead. In 2014, for the time being, saiu or Ghost Stories album.
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- All of me music by John Legend
- Adventure of a lifetime music by Coldplay
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- Music Wish you were here, by Pink Floyd
