Coldplay - Viva la Vida (Lyrics)

Cristiano Score Last Night and im non stop to Listen this masterpiece 🥲

I❤this song i sing it on the way to school❤❤❤

Lol no offense but 2003 titans are nerfed to shit 😂 they were barely able to handle red x or the dude with a spider for a head 😂😂

I ruled "my" world when i was 30 years old. That anniversary day, i heard this song for 4 times and i was so keen on. Still lonely since then... I vanished, and "a world" too. I am - and I play the World :-)

End of the school year type vibes.

Me2026

Yall make sure this song never dies🙏

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Well played.

Was here 2026

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The once and future king aka the devil

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Continueeeeee! 𝓘 𝓱𝓮𝓪𝓻 𝓙𝓮𝓻𝓾𝓼𝓪𝓵𝓮𝓶 𝓑𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓼 𝓪-𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓰𝓲𝓷𝓰
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Anyone in 2026????????❤❤❤❤

Appreciate the time your given 2026

this perfectly describe the bible, how strange. Satan you're still trying, holding on to lost hope, yet our lord will still be jesus.

it wouldn't let me comment on this but @metopiaioosto8814 - Hello from 2026! next time you'll see me i will be on this exact video commenting 2027. anyone care to join?

I always think of JFK,Jr. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The lyrics are awesome 🎉 never a honest word when one ruled the world!

Anybody in 2026?☝️

I'm sorry man. This song has been memed to death.

@metopiaioosto8814 I am in 2026, Brazilian, this music we all heard when our national soccer team did leave Brazil to USA. We used to be the king and rule the world of soccer and now nobody believe on us. So on 07/19/2026 we will all be singing this music if we won the 6th cup. Our missionaries on foreign field…let’s see! That’s when we will rule the world again

Jesus is king tho 👑

03.31.2026 For anyone wondering, this song is an interpretation of King Louis XVI's lost final speech before his death following the French Revolution. It's written in Louis' point of view as he apologizes to his people and accepts his demise. For some background, Louis was imprisoned and publicly executed by his own people following his downfall. When he was marched to the guillotine for execution he attempted to give one last speech to his people before his death, but the French revolutionists booed and the executioners drums were played louder to drown out the sounds of his words. As so, before Louis could finish his speech he was forced into the guillotine and beheaded, his final words now lost forever.

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Meaning

"Viva la Vida" in Spanish means "Long live life" or "hooray for life!". Chris Martin said he named this song like that, inspired by the Mexican painter Frida. She went through a very hard life, but then she made a big painting called "Viva la vida" to celebrate the beauty of life. The song, according to Chris, is about a deposed dictator. He used to be "the king of the world" but now he’s nothing and is suffering the consequences. But he wanted the song to be positive, it’s not just about a defeat, but rather like turning over a new leaf, a new chance to start a new life. This punishment is, at the same time, a chance for redemption; that explains the title (a title that, oddly enough, is not in the lyrics, but explains them).



The album cover represents a picture of the French Revolution by Delacroix (see here), that’s why some people think this song is about King Louis XVI or even Napoleon (the same picture can be seen, though hardly, on the background of this video). Others think it’s about Jesus (maybe because of the reference to Jerusalem and the Romans), or about getting old, or about America, etc. But no, this song is talking about something general, the process of falling, whatever the circumstances, and how that’s not the end of the world. In fact, if getting power spoils you, losing power may be purifying.



This song uses a lot of different powerful images to express deposition. If you focus on one image you may think he’s talking about one person, but if you consider them all, you’ll see that they are just metaphors of something more abstract than one particular situation:



- I sweep the streets I used to own

- The old king is dead, long live the king

- I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing, Roman cavalry choirs are singing (this is a reference to the fall of Jerusalem; after 1000 years being the jewel of the Jews, it was completely destroyed by the Romans in A.D. 73). By the way, there were no bells in Jerusalem in Jesus' times, but the metaphor is just as good.

- Revolutionaries wait for my head on a silver plate.



And apart from the title, there’s one line in this song that gives all this disaster a positive meaning, redemption, and that sentence is: "Never an honest word, but that was when I ruled the world" (so now, for the first time, I’m kind and honest). The second part of this sentence, "but that was when I ruled the world", clearly talks about a new face, a new life, a better life.

The deal's long-stop completion date is slated for late June 2026, meaning EA will carry this massive buyout debt as it moves forward as a private entity.

My home is JERUSALEM. FREE PALESTINE 💛💚🩵🩷🧡✋🏾

Anyone in 2030?

Rest in peace xxx tentaction

This song was the closing song of my big brother’s High School graduation 🧑🏻‍🎓

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2027 anyone

This was my primary graduation song,nostalgic ❤

Ho fatto questa canzone al saggio musicale, stupenda

2026!

Twinkling Watermelon...🍉
Viva La Vida...🎸

I can imagine Napoleon singing the song

Hii ini ditahun 2026, semoga diriku bisa ausbildung ke negara jerman di tahun 2028, dan mengeksplor benua eropaa

Did you know this song was inspired on a Frida Kahlo's picture, called "Vive la vida" too