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  1. German Fans?

    theorgman replied to SueFromMunich's topic in International
    Ich Bin Gut! Hello!!!! Mein name is Luis Serrano. Ich bin 18 jahre alt, und ich bin hesslich. Just kiidding.

  2. I want to make friends!!!

    theorgman replied to brenda's topic in New Members
    Hi, Brenda. Brenda, I see you just joined, as I did. My name is Luis. I am also Mexican, and am 18. I think Coldplay is musically eccentric, but lyrically mundane. How about you?

  3. ELIMINATION GAME OF AROBTTH

    theorgman replied to square_1's topic in Coldplay Games
    Question for Rudy_O. I see ur online. What do you think about the incomprehensibility of Chris's lyrics on VLV?

  4. Subsequence

    theorgman replied to Elyria's topic in 42
    It's "Lovers in Japan".

  5. '40"

    theorgman posted a topic in 42
    Dear good people, "42" could be a "heads-up" to one of Coldplay's alleged greatest influences-U2. U2 recorded a song titled "40" for their third studio album, titled "War". "40" alluded to the psalms and contained pieces of it. The song was of longing and desperation, and simply not measuring up. By the way, Moses and those who went on the Exodus spent 40 years in the wilderness. Refer to the Book of Exodus in the Bible, if your heart so desires.

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