Coldplay HEAD FULL OF DREAMS 05/23/2011 it's obvious that long after

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Coldplay HEAD FULL OF DREAMS 05/23/2011 it's obvious that long afterReleased swiftly after Ghost Stories just a year and a half, all things considered A Head Full of Dreams plays like a riposte to that haunted 2014 album. Where Chris Martin spent Ghost Stories in a mournful mood his sorrow perhaps derived from his divorce to Gwyneth Paltrow or perhaps not; it's best not to read too much into the tabloid headlines the Coldplay leader sees nothing but sunshine and stars on A Head Full of Dreams. Martin gives away the