Okay, here it is! I hope it isn't too easy or hard:)

 

A Coldplay fan might put Coldplay in the lyrics of their song.

That song will lead you to a particular Coldplay song.

 

p.s. PLEASE don't search this in google.

I'm thinking of trumpets by jason derulo cause I always noticed that it mentions coldplay... wich leads me to etiaw or life in technicolor ii because of the 'symphonies'?

I'm thinking of trumpets by jason derulo cause I always noticed that it mentions coldplay... wich leads me to etiaw or life in technicolor ii because of the 'symphonies'?

Oh crap, I didn't know that song mentioned Coldplay... hehe. the clue is not Trumpets by Jason Derulo. So, no.

Gone but not F. Cotton ?

Gone but not F. Cotton ?

Nope. It's a song from a well known Coldplay fan.

Nope. It's a song from a well known Coldplay fan.

Is s/he on this forum?

Is s/he on this forum?

No.

Ok, here's another hint.

 

Amazing Day

Ok, here's another hint.

 

Amazing Day

I remember reading somewhere that some female singer was gonna call one of her songs 'Coldplay', but I can't remember her name....idk if this has anything to do with the clue though

Hmm... maybe it's harder than i thought.

 

Another clue: +

I simply don't know of a song that has the word "Coldplay" :shrug:

A Coldplay fan might put Coldplay in the lyrics of their song.

Is the word MIGHT of any importance?

 

The + makes me think of Lost and Jay Z.

 

Lost+

Or one of the other versions (! ? - @)

Hymn for the Weekend. Beyoncé sang Amazing Day at SB50.

Hymn for the Weekend. Beyoncé sang Amazing Day at SB50.

Right song, wrong reason though.

 

You moight know this person for photograph.

You moight know this person for photograph.

Not sure what you are talking about?

 

HFTW.

So we are searching for the right reasoning now?

So we are searching for the right reasoning now?

 

The rules don't say you got to have the right reasoning, do they? :D

Well fine, iamsue's turn :)

BTW the person is Ed Sheeran, and the song is "Drunk" from the album "+". It has the line: Cold days, Coldplay, sounds like a band name.

The rules don't say you got to have the right reasoning, do they?

I don't think the person who started this game is around anymore, so we can't ask for the rules. :D

 

But, the level of the riddles has been "upgraded" a bit since the beginning of this thread, so a reason that explains it is very much appreciated.

I / you might learn something new and interesting about Coldplay. :)

 

So, we're waiting for a new Iamsue's riddle then. :)

I just had to google those lyrics and it's

"On cold days cold plays out like the band’s name". :p

I just had to google those lyrics and it's

"On cold days cold plays out like the band’s name". :p

Oh haha I only heard it never looked for the lyrics:D Still counts though?:P

Oh haha I only heard it never looked for the lyrics:D Still counts though?

yeah sure!

I don't think the person who started this game is around anymore, so we can't ask for the rules. :D

 

But, the level of the riddles has been "upgraded" a bit since the beginning of this thread, so a reason that explains it is very much appreciated.

I / you might learn something new and interesting about Coldplay. :)

 

So, we're waiting for a new Iamsue's riddle then. :)

I agree.

 

So in the case that the right song is given, but not the right reason or no reason, then the person that got the song still gets to go next, but not until:

1. The puzzle-giver chooses to reveal the reason (like Rickulus just did),

2. Someone guesses the reason, or

3. The reason is obvious.

 

This way we might learn something new/interesting. Sounds good to everyone?

Beyoncé sang Amazing Day at SB50.

 

What ?