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Chris martin ghost writing?

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Jamelia see it in a boys eyes

Jayz beach chair

The streets dry your eyes mate

 

These are the only chris martin ghost written tracks i know of, are there any more???

what do you mean ghost writing? when he writes the songs but doesn't sing in them?

Chris actually wrote Dry Your Eyes and See It In A Boy's Eyes??? I didn't realise, I thought ht co-wrote and added his own bits in.

even his ghost is lovely!remember a coldplay song a ghost.:laugh3:

I even know You're Killing Me Sometimes of Mandarine...

Oh come on, that's not "ghost writing" it's ghost writing if someone uses a song and claims he's written it himself. But we KNOW that Chris wrote them, so he didn't do "ghost writing", he LENT or GAVE the songs to others :P

 

And yeah, another one would be "Gravity" which he gave to Embrace a few years ago..

Yeah, "Beach Chair" and "Dry Your Eyes" aren't examples of ghost writing because, in the former, he's featured on the song singing what he wrote, and in the latter, he didn't actually write the chorus that he sung, it was already written before Chris hopped on the track.

 

Gravity, for Embrace, is an example, Jamelia is also. Another example is Nelly Furtado's "All Good Things Come to an End". He wrote quite a few lyrics for that song, but Nelly sings it in the album version.

We learned something :) Never heard about ghost-writing but now i did ! :D Thanks ;)

I love the Jay-Z song he is on! Chris makes gold with everything he touches!

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