Epic song, I hope it gets played live and won't be another song like, (x&y)that never gets played live.

oh great UWTB...

best song after poppyfields

Epic song, I hope it gets played live and won't be another song like, (x&y)that never gets played live.

 

X&Y has been played live though!

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amazing song, I really love it <3

I love the Oh yeah part at the ending

What a pity they don't play it live :confused:

 

Maybe it's gonna be a single

I only heard the violins at the end today after listening to the album 23745638 times.

 

Wow.

This would be a great song if it didn't have all the weird background noises in the beginning, "UGHHHHHH" and "HMMMMMM"...

 

I think that's either Someone breathing air High up with the birds or having an orgasm because Chris' voice is so sexy

Perfect... The first part is kinda sleepy and it bores me until the guitar played and "might have to go Where they dont know my name"... This is the best part of this song

One of the best songs. I personally think this song doesn't get anything near to the recognition it deserves, certainly one of my current favorites. I even made a lyrics video to it, would be glad if you guys could check it out, thanks! [video=youtube;ktGx2yp1IaM]

This song sounds like heaven...:smug:

^ :nod:

 

I picture this.

 

^ me too

Whenever I play this song, my player automatically plays "Don't Panic" after this song. I've been listening to this transition for so long that it seems like UWTB is a perfect segway into Don't Panic.

Think this is there best closing track.

1 hour ago, Nature said:

Think this is there best closing track.

it's brilliant but so are Amsterdam, Death and All His Friends, and Coloratura.

But that doesn't take away any of the quality - this is still a brilliant song, it just so happens that (almost) every Coldplay ending song is amazing. This is probably the song on MX that sounded the most similar to Viva - weird production techniques, Leonard Cohen lyrics, great ambience, and a weirder drum pattern.