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Coldplay songs describing the world

Divutian
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This thread is about Coldplay songs depicting, describing or relating to the real world.

ima start us off. 
I think Major Minus perfectly describes the state of China now. Ignoring the recent pandemic, China sees and monitors everything in its land, going to even a private state. If any citizen disrespects China, the government threatens them and holds their family hostage if they leave to another country, and if they don’t return, they can imprison and torture their relatives and partners for something they didn’t do. Hence, the line:

They got one eye watching you
One eye on what you do
So be careful who it is you're talking to
They got one eye watching you
One eye on what you do
So be careful what it is you're trying to do
And be careful when you're walking in the view
Just be careful when you're walking in the view
Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Got one eye on the road and one on you
Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Got one eye on the road and one on
They got one eye watching you
And one eye on what you do
So be careful 'cause nothing they say is true
D-don't believe a word, it's us against the world
And we just got to turn up to be heard
Hear the crocodiles ticking 'round the world
Hear those crocodiles ticking, they go ticking 'round the world
 
any other examples?

 

 

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