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'1.36' by Coldplay is an alternative track from the album 'The Scientist - Single' released in 2002. The lyrics cast people as trapped and competing in a constrained space, with images of cages, blindness, and a question of how long they can endure. It moves from desperate recovery and attempts to climb upward to a bleak exchange of perspective, ending on a pointed observation about those who believe they are seeing clearly.
"1.36" is a track by Coldplay, from the album The Scientist - Single, released 4th November 2002. The track is 2:06 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 11 articles about Coldplay.
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