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'Trouble', the third single from Coldplay's debut album 'Parachutes', arrived in October 2000 built around a spare acoustic-piano arrangement. Co-produced with Ken Nelson, the track became one of the record's anthemic highlights, its simplicity a deliberate counterweight to the layered production elsewhere on the album. Chris Martin's lyric adopts the spider-web metaphor as a figure for entanglement and regret, the narrator caught in consequences of his own making. The repeated refrain frames the song as an apology, Martin singing that he never meant to cause trouble or do harm. According to the band, the track helped mend rocky relationships within the group during a difficult period, when Will Champion's mother was also unwell. The song functions as a message of repentance, its emotional plainness earning the weight it carries.
"Trouble" is a single by Coldplay, from the album Parachutes, released 9th July 2000. The track is 4:31 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 12 articles about Coldplay.
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