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I tear up every fkn time I listen to this song man. The metronome ticking like a clock reminding you of the passing time and you just there yk experiencing it all. Sooooo fkn melancholic and nth else compares frfr. When I heard it in the coldplay concert in Ahmedabad, i swear to god I just thought - Am i ever gonna be happy - where's my home - home people long for - does it exist - if it does will I ever find it

Coldplay · A Rush of Blood to the Head · Song · 2002

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#solitude#memory
Mood
melancholynostalgic

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