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Viva La Vida
Coldplay
Viva La Vida
Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends
Left Right Left Right Left
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Comments and Song Meanings
Comment by Anonymous
its probably about the french revolution when king louis was ruling but then had his head cut off and that is why it says in the song "i used to rule the world" and the part when hte crowd sings "now the old king is dead, long live the king.
Comment by Anonymous
Alright to all the DU.B People out there GERMANS didnt bomb pearl Harbor it was the people from Japan you f.ck.ng id.ots and if you guys are going to talk about germans like that I guess I can say you guys arent real americans! the Indians are the real americans you guys all orignated from Europe England or whatever but if ever want to bitch about germans how about you say it in´my face
Comment by Anonymous
Your all dumb. Respectfully. Anyways clearly this song is about Uncle Buck. Uncle Buck lost his hole world and used be king just like in this song. He had to fight and prove he was worthy.
Comment by Anonymous
This is one of the best songs I've ever heard. When I first heard it, it brought tears to my eyes. It's poetry wrapped in sound.
Comment by Anonymous
the germans bombed pearl harbour? you are an actual #@*#.. mate.Don't try and come across as all intellectual when u ain't got a clue what you're talking about.prick
Comment by Anonymous
this song ROCKS!! :D I absolutely love this song soooooo much!!! and i mean i'm saying this for every one you shoul dlive this song if you don't your crazy!!! how could you not like this song!!!!!!
Comment by Anonymous
I don't think this is speaking of one person, rather a country, government, religion, heirachy that the world recognize(s/d) as great, until the truth of their greatness crumbled (pillars of salt and sand won't hold for long) and was exposed. I believe this is really about the current state of the world at war and what the truth really is. The "missionaries" referring to the soldiers sent to a war sold as "liberating" the mid-east. Either way, the song is beautifully written and thought provoking
Comment by Anonymous
who doesn't love this song?!It is just plain awesome!!!Say it with me now.Awe-Some!!!!!Tee-hee!!!!
Comment by Anonymous
All these comments are so deep. You all really know history and religion. So many possibilities - Jesus, Claudius, Napoleon, French revolution, Russian Revolution and Czar Nicholas, George Bush. Maybe it's about King Edward VIII who abdicated the throne in 1936 when he married an American divorcee. They say he was friendly to Nazi Germany, at least until the germans bombed Pearl Harbor.
Comment by Anonymous
I never heard of Roman cavalries ever doing anything except fighting wars -- certainly not singing -- maybe it's Roman Catholic Choirs.
Comment by Anonymous
This song sums up my most recent tour in Iraq.
Comment by Anonymous
yah .
it reminds me of my own life⦠complete analogies!
I really like this song, i know it by heart.
Comment by Anonymous
Love this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And it's talking about the French Revoulution
Comment by Anonymous
one of the greatest songs i have ever heard.love it
Comment by Anonymous
Yeah its a pretty awesome song.
Comment by Anonymous
i think he is talking about the french revolution and king louis xvi
Comment by Anonymous
first of All anonymous gret comments :]
Comment by Anonymous
I think that when coldplay wrote this, it was supposed to go with the album theme(French revolution) as you can tell by the cover art, but at the same time was designed to reach out to Roman Catholics and give a positive message in whatever way that you look at it.
Comment by Anonymous
Yea i think that the song is referring to the french revolution because it mentions revolutionaries, the sound of drums (which were played before the guillotine and roman catholics...very well written....amazing song
Comment by Anonymous
I think he's talking about Jesus. In heaven he was a king, and he came to earth to be a man. When he says St. Peter won't call his name, I think he's talking about when Peter denied he knew Jesus when Jesus was being tortured by the Romans. The other analogies also work for Jesus' experience on earth.
Comment by Anonymous
it reminds me of the french revolution, we're learning about that in school. its like napoleon bonaparte's story!!
Comment by Anonymous
Reminds me of my own highs and lows of my own life. Kings and paupers are the same. The mighty fall hard and the smallest can only die or move upward. Emotional composition and lyrics.
Comment by Anonymous
This song reminds me of the Russian Revolution a little bit. Maybe it's just because we're studying it! I could see this being from Czar Nicholas II's point of view. That's just me.
Comment by Anonymous
I really love this song.... it's completely different from any other song I've heard and is one of my favorites.
Comment by Anonymous
I love this song... Weird because I hate Coldplay
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