The Escapist [Hidden track] [Finnish translation]
And in the end
We lie awake and
We dream of making our escape
And in the end
We lie awake and
We dream of making our escape
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Coldplay
- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Spanish, Igbo, French+2 more, Persian, Korean
- Genre:Alternative, Pop-Rock, Rock
- Official site:http://www.coldplay.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coldplay
Coldplay Lyrics
- Princess of China [Finnish translation]
- Princess of China [Arabic translation]
- Princess of China [French translation]
- Princess of China [German translation]
- Princess of China [Croatian translation]
- Princess of China [Bulgarian translation]
- Princess of China lyrics
- Princess of China [Chinese translation]
- Princess of China [Catalan translation]
- Princess of China [Greek translation]
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- Coldplay Medley (Yellow / In My Place / The Scientist / Adventure of a Lifetime / Viva la Vida) (Ukrainian translation)
- 2000 Miles (Serbian translation)
- 2000 Miles
- Coldplay Medley (Yellow / In My Place / The Scientist / Adventure of a Lifetime / Viva la Vida) (Russian translation)
- 2000 Miles (Spanish translation)
- A Sky Full of Stars
- 2000 Miles (French translation)
- 2000 Miles (Italian translation)
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