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Input: Coldplay has released their new song “Everglow” featuring lead singer Chris Martin‘s ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow‘s vocals. 
  
 The song will be featured on the band’s new album A Head Full of Dreams, which is set to be released on December. 
  
 “I was in the ocean one day with this surfer guy,” Chris said of the song’s inspiration. “He was like, ‘Yo dude, I was doing this thing the other day, man. It gave me this total everglow!’ I was like, ‘What an amazing word!’ Then the song came completely out. To me, it’s about — whether it’s a loved one or a situation or a friend or a relationship that’s finished, or someone’s passed away — I was thinking about, after you’ve been through the sadness of something, you also get this everglow. That’s what it’s about.” 
  
 WHAT DO YOU THINK of Coldplay’s new song? 
  
 Click inside to read the lyrics to the song… ||||| Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow, the most elegantly behaved of exes, are continuing to make us all feel like wild animals. Since consciously uncoupling back in 2014, the two have consistently treated one another in a way that suggests they’re vastly more enlightened and evolved than the rest of us plebes, plebes who’d much rather bitterly stalk our exes’ Mexican vacation photos on Facebook while swilling from our own personal bottle of Don Julio than join them on actual Mexican vacations to “laugh and have fun.” Even as both have moved on to new relationships—Martin’s dancing in streets with actress Annabelle Wallis, Paltrow’s smooching producer Brad Falchuk—they’ve carried on a friendship, with Paltrow calling her ex “an incredibly good ex-husband and an amazing dad” and Martin writing songs about Paltrow called "Magic," for Goop's sake. 
  
 The latest act of Extreme Good Will between Paltrow and Martin comes, appropriately, in musical form. A few weeks back, Martin revealed to the Wall Street Journal that Paltrow would provide vocals on Coldplay’s new album A Head Full Of Dreams, sharing the mic with Martin for “a ballad about a relationship’s enduring spark” called “Everglow.” Martin added that young Apple and Moses, plus a dozen other friends and family members of the band, would sing in a “choir” on various songs; even Wallis, Martin’s apparently equally enlightened girlfriend, would join in on a track. “Everyone who got asked to sing on our album has an important part in our lives. This is The Wall Street Journal, so I don’t want to get too hippie,” said Martin, approximately 12 years too late, “but what I’m trying to learn in my life is the value of every human.” 
  
 “Everglow" has just debuted on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show, and tonally, it is on par with everything else related to Martin and Paltrow’s break-up: a little cheesy, a lot melodramatic, and full of references to how amazing Gwyneth Paltrow is. Paltrow’s voice is almost imperceptible (although, is that her yelling “world record”?...why?), but as a subject, she’s omnipresent. A sample lyric: “Well they say people come/Say people go/This particular diamond/Is extra special/And though you might be gone/And the world may not know/Still I see you're celestial.” Listen at the link to hear more about the innate perfection of Paltrow, including how she is simultaneously like a lion, a goddess, an eagle, and…a car? ||||| Justin Sullivan/News/Getty Images Theo Wargo/Entertainment/Getty Images 
  
 Gwyneth and Chris said they still ‘love each other very much’ when they announced their shocking decision to end their 10-year marriage on her website, Goop, on March 25. But is Gwyneth the one who left Chris broken-hearted? The Coldplay frontman seems to reveal his true feelings over their split in his band’s emotional new single, ‘Magic.’ 
  
 Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin announced their mutual decision to split in a candid, emotional statement on her website, Goop. But is it possible the Coldplay frontman wasn’t quite ready to give up on their love? The lyrics from Coldplay’s romantic new song “Magic” suggest that Chris considered Gwyneth a “precious jewel” who he didn’t want to lose. 
  
 Chris Martin On Gwyneth Paltrow In ‘Magic’: He Wrote About Her In Coldplay Song 
  
 Chris croons about being “broken in two” by his lady love in the new song, but still calls their strained romance “magic.” Could he be talking about Gwyneth breaking his heart by leaving him? With heart-wrenching lines like “I don’t want anybody else but you” and “I can’t get over you,” Chris certainly sounds like a jilted lover. 
  
 We hope he isn’t completely devastated by the split but the lyrics don’t lie. Check out the full lyrics to “Magic” and let us know what you think: 
  
 Call it magic 
  
 Call it true 
  
 Call it magic 
  
 When I’m with you 
  
 And I just got broken 
  
 Broken into two 
  
 Still I call it magic 
  
 When I’m next to youAnd I don’t, and I don’t and I don’t, and I don’t 
  
 No, I don’t, 
  
 It’s true 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t want anybody else but you 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t 
  
 No, I don’t, 
  
 It’s true 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t no, I don’t, no, I don’t want anybody else but you 
  
 Ooooh ooh ooh 
  
 Call it magic 
  
 Cut me into two 
  
 And with all your magic 
  
 I disappear from view 
  
 And I can’t get over 
  
 Can’t get over you 
  
 Still I call it magic 
  
 It’s such a precious jewel 
  
 And I don’t, and I don’t and I don’t, and I don’t 
  
 No, I don’t, 
  
 It’s true 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t want anybody else but you 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t 
  
 No, I don’t, 
  
 It’s true 
  
 I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t, no, I don’t want anybody else but you 
  
 Wanna fall 
  
 I fall so far 
  
 I wanna fall 
  
 I fall so hard 
  
 And I call it magic 
  
 And I call it true 
  
 I call it magic 
  
 Ooooh ooh ooh 
  
 Ooooh ooh ooh 
  
 Ooooh ooh ooh 
  
 Ooooh ooh ooh 
  
 And if you were to ask me 
  
 After all that we’ve been through 
  
 Still believe in magic 
  
 Oh yes I do 
  
 Oh yes I do 
  
 Yes I do 
  
 Oh yes I do 
  
 Of course I do 
  
 Chris Martin & Gwyneth Paltrow Break Up 
  
 Chris and Gwyneth announced their split on her website, Goop. The parents of Apple, 9, and Moses, 7, wrote a heartfelt statement explaining their decision to part ways. 
  
 Below is the full statement that the couple posted, titled “Conscious Uncoupling”: 
  
 It is with hearts full of sadness that we have decided to separate. We have been working hard for well over a year, some of it together, some of it separated, to see what might have been possible between us, and we have come to the conclusion that while we love each other very much we will remain separate. We are, however, and always will be a family, and in many ways we are closer than we have ever been. We are parents first and foremost, to two incredibly wonderful children and we ask for their and our space and privacy to be respected at this difficult time. We have always conducted our relationship privately, and we hope that as we consciously uncouple and co-parent, we will be able to continue in the same manner. Love, 
  
 Gwyneth & Chris 
  
 So HollywoodLifers, do YOU think Chris wrote “Magic” about Gwyneth? Let us know. 
  
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 JavaScript is required to load the comments. ||||| Chris Martin has confirmed that his new single, Magic, was written about the breakdown of his relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow. The couple, who had been married for ten years, decided to end their marriage in March, announcing their “conscious uncoupling” on Paltrow’s website GOOP. 
  
 Chris Martin seems to imply that his split was Paltrow was his fault 
  
 For the first time since the split was revealed, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has spoken out. In a Radio 1 interview with Zane Lowe, Martin seemed to imply that the split was his fault. Martin told Lowe, “What changed for me was - I don’t want to go through life being scared of it, being scared of love, being scared of rejection, being scared of failure. Ever since our band came out, we have been a very polarising group because we do a certain thing very well…About two years ago I was a mess really because I can’t enjoy the thing that we are good at and I can’t enjoy the great things about me because I’m burdened by this - I’ve got to not blame anyone else and make some changes.” 
  
 MORE: Gwyneth Paltrow 'bragging' about split? 
  
 It certainly sounds from his open and clear expression that the therapy the couple have been attending before, during and after their split has had a clarifying effect on the singer. He also frankly explained why he wouldn’t constitute their split as a breakdown: “I wouldn’t use the word breakdown, this was more a realisation about trying to grow up, basically. Like I said, if you can’t open yourself up, you can’t appreciate the wonder inside. So you can be with someone very wonderful, but because of your own issues you cannot let that be celebrated in the right way.” 
  
 From what Martin has been saying it does indeed seem as though there are no ill feelings between the couple. He further added, “If you don’t let love in then you can’t really give it back…you’ve got to open yourself up to love and if you really do, of course it will be painful at some times, but then it will be great at some point.” 
  
 Chris Martin has opened up to Zane Lowe about his divorce from Gwyneth Paltrow 
  
 Martin also explains the meaning behind his single Magic. "It's about saying this person is really awesome and is magic, and of course certain parts of it have to change because that's life but not everything has to be black or white or clear cut and that's OK." The single, which contains the lyrics “And I can’t get over you”, as well as “And if you were to ask me / After all that we’ve been through / If I still believe in magic / Oh yes I do…Of course I do" seems to imply that he still has some lingering feelings for his ex. 
  
 MORE: Chris Martin's crush on Harry Styles 
  
 Watch Chris Martin entertain his audience in LA during his live set: 
  
  ||||| A couple’s love is like beautiful music. And when those couples also happen to be musicians, they often pair up to declare this love to all willing to listen. In the end, everyone wins. They make a couple dollars, and even if their love doesn’t last forever, we have the amazing tunes to help us remember when. 
  
 The couple who sings together may or may not always stay together, but what they leave behind is music to our ears (sorry, couldn’t help it.) Click through the slideshow to check out these TK celebrity couples who have songs together, and see if their relationships lasted based off the lyrics. 
  
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Output:
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin continue to not really seem all that divorced, most recently by collaborating on a song that appears on the new Coldplay album. Paltrow contributes vocals on "Everglow," a song the Wall Street Journal says is "about a relationship’s enduring spark," and the track debuted last week on Zane Lowe's radio show, Vanity Fair reports. Listen to it here—featuring lines, apparently about Paltrow, like "Well they say people come / Say people go / This particular diamond / Is extra special / And though you might be gone / And the world may not know / Still I see you're celestial." "To me, it’s about—whether it’s a loved one or a situation or a friend or a relationship that’s finished, or someone’s passed away—I was really thinking about, after you’ve been through the sadness of something, you also get this everglow," Martin has said of the song, per Just Jared. It's not the first song inspired by Paltrow post-breakup: Martin said last year that he also wrote Coldplay's "Magic" about her, ContactMusic reported at the time. He apparently likes comparing her to precious gems, because that song includes the lines, "Call it magic / Cut me into two / And with all your magic / I disappear from view / And I can’t get over / Can’t get over you / Still I call it magic / It’s such a precious jewel." (Click to read about what we've learned about other celebrity couples based on song lyrics.)