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Coldplay hinting at new LP5 content with cryptic tweets?

20110525gif3a_1.pngColdplay have published three cryptic tweets on their official Twitter account, which may give hints about the title of their new single or album, or even lyrics to a new song. Or maybe they're just messing with our heads with riddles. Who knows.

 

One tweet links to a moving image that spells out the message: "Maybe the trees are gone". Another spells, "Maybe the streets alight" while a third one reads, "I feel my heart start beating to my favourite song". The first two messages are written in flashing text with the other written in a brightly coloured font. A similar message was posted yesterday which reads: "I turn the music up, I got my records on, I shut the world outside until the lights come on."

 

No details have been posted as to what the messages mean or if they are an indication of a future announcement - although Coldplayers are speculating that they could point to new LP5 content. What do you think these gifs indicate? Let us know in the Coldplay forum now...

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"I feel my heart start beating to my favourite song"

 

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"Maybe the trees are gone"

 

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"Maybe the streets alight"

 

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Previous photoshoot graffiti artwork from 23rd May 2010

 

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