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'Kaleidoscope' draws its lyrical spine from Rumi's poem 'The Guest House', a meditation on accepting the full spectrum of human emotion as it arrives unbidden. Coldplay frames this spiritual philosophy over a lofty piano-led instrumental, inviting listeners to welcome each feeling, whether joy or sorrow, as a necessary guide. The track features vocal contributions from Coleman Barks alongside a sample of Barack Obama singing 'Amazing Grace', layering voices across its contemplative arrangement. It sits as a moment of quietude within the album's broader arc, offering respite through acceptance rather than resolution.
"Kaleidoscope" is a track by Coldplay, from the album A Head Full of Dreams, released 4th December 2015. The track is 1:52 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 11 articles about Coldplay.
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This being human is a guest house Every morning a new arrival A joy, a depression, a meanness Some momentary awareness comes As an unexpected visitor Welcome and entertain them all! Be grateful for whoever comes Because each has been sent as a guide
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