Does "May be the streets alight!" makes sense?

Like "I wish that the streets were alight" like in "old" English?

But then it would be "May the streets be alight!", right?

Oh my, if that doesn't even make grammatical sense to native speakers, then I should better shut up now. :lol:

Does "May be the streets alight!" makes sense?

Like "I wish that the streets were alight" like in "old" English?

But then it would be "May the streets be alight!", right?

Oh my, if that doesn't even make grammatical sense to native speakers, then I should better shut up now. :lol:

 

I was actually thinking the same thing...

 

It seems that it would be "Maybe The Streets Alight", meaning that maybe the streets will encounter accidentally.

Does "May be the streets alight!" makes sense?

Like "I wish that the streets were alight" like in "old" English?

But then it would be "May the streets be alight!", right?

Oh my, if that doesn't even make grammatical sense to native speakers, then I should better shut up now. :lol:

 

i was thinking the same :nice:

 

may be the streets alight

 

as a substantive "alight" is a synonym for "the landing"? landing on the moon or what?:D

and as a verb it is a synonym for "to land"?

 

so "may be the streets landing"?? :confused: i am confused :p

No no, "alight" as in "bright, full of light". That's what I meant at least. :P

Me too, and I'm not even a native speaker!

According to my dictionary:

 

alight

- on fire

- showing a feeling of happiness or excitement

- to land in or on something after flying to it

- to get out of a bus, a train or other vehicle

Ok, I meant the adjective :P

Alight like alit... oh my, this is like an English lesson! :laugh4: :awesome:

MAYBE THE STREETS ALIGHT or A LIGHT MAY BE THE STREETS

 

IT HAS TO BE THE SINGLE!

 

I KNEW THEY WERE GONNA RELEASE SOMETHING BEFORE FESTIVALS :dance:

 

COLDPLAY! :dance:

^Weeeeeeeee! :dance:

Yeah, now I'm sure it's gonna be before the festivals! :D

Does "May be the streets alight!" makes sense?

Like "I wish that the streets were alight" like in "old" English?

But then it would be "May the streets be alight!", right?

Oh my, if that doesn't even make grammatical sense to native speakers, then I should better shut up now. :lol:

 

 

i do believe it could be Maybe The Streets Alight, such as "maybe the streets light up... maybe they don't :charming:" or something.

or it could be Maybe The Street's Alight (as in "the Street is Alight"), which would make more sense, because i don't think "alight" would be used as a verb in my interpretation :P

i do believe it could be Maybe The Streets Alight, such as "maybe the streets light up... maybe they don't :charming:" or something.

or it could be Maybe The Street's Alight (as in "the Street is Alight"), which would make more sense, because i don't think "alight" would be used as a verb in my interpretation :P

the streets on fire like during a revolution :)

Ok, I meant the adjective :P

Alight like alit... oh my, this is like an English lesson! :laugh4: :awesome:

:nice: yeeeee back in school :D

No no, "alight" as in "bright, full of light". That's what I meant at least. :P

http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=&search=alight:)

According to my dictionary:

 

alight

- on fire

- showing a feeling of happiness or excitement

- to land in or on something after flying to it

- to get out of a bus, a train or other vehicle

thanks :thumbsup:

Me too, and I'm not even a native speaker!

me too :p

No no, "alight" as in "bright, full of light". That's what I meant at least. :P

 

Me too, and I'm not even a native speaker!

 

According to my dictionary:

 

alight

- on fire

- showing a feeling of happiness or excitement

- to land in or on something after flying to it

- to get out of a bus, a train or other vehicle

 

Ok, I meant the adjective :P

Alight like alit... oh my, this is like an English lesson! :laugh4: :awesome:

 

dictionary.com says:

 

a·light

 

–verb (used without object), a·lighted or a·lit, a·lighting.

 

1.to dismount from a horse, descend from a vehicle, etc.

 

 

2.to settle or stay after descending: The bird alighted on the tree.

 

 

3.to encounter or notice something accidentally

MAYBE THE STREETS ALIGHT or A LIGHT MAY BE THE STREETS

 

IT HAS TO BE THE SINGLE!

 

I KNEW THEY WERE GONNA RELEASE SOMETHING BEFORE FESTIVALS :dance:

 

COLDPLAY! :dance:

 

It starts with an M, so it can't be a light may be the streets

 

I think it's a clue :\

^But it's not the two words Chris talked about :/

I still hope it's a name of a single.

there's another one, they just posted on twitter! quick @the_escapist decipher it! haha it looks like 'maybe the trees are gone'.. ? i'm not sure http://twitpic.com/52cqpg

People, The 3 Year wait is over. Or is it?

^But it's not the two words Chris talked about :/

I still hope it's a name of a single.

 

exactly

 

Its not the name of the album!!

 

I dont get why they posted this clue on twitter,and yesterday the video on facebook.

Like they put separete clues.

 

They have 12 million fans on facebook that dont know this "name" thing...:confused:

People, The 3 Year wait is over. Or is it?

 

oh yeah :dance:

 

I manage to talk via mail with someone of Coldplay staff and said "THE WAIT IS ALMOST OVER" :dance:

now the clue is "maybe the trees are gone"

 

they're driving us crazy!

may be the streets alight/may be the trees ar gone :wacko:

http://twitpic.com/52cqpg

 

WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

 

MAYBE THE STREETS ARE GONE :lol:

 

Maybe this is all lyrics :P

 

AND THE SONG NAME IS "STREETS" :lol:

oh yeah :dance:

 

I manage to talk via mail with someone of Coldplay staff and said "THE WAIT IS ALMOST OVER" :dance:

 

so that's how you knew!! haha :D:laugh3: nice!

Maybe these are more lyrics?

so that's how you knew!! haha :D:laugh3: nice!

 

hahah :lol: dont tell anyone :uhoh:

 

 

Lets put togheter all those lyrics!

It seems they are revealing track names on LP5.. People, I think the 3 year wait is over!