Coldplay: Christmas Lights Meaning

Song Released: 2010

Christmas Lights Lyrics

Christmas night, another fight
Tears, we cried a flood
Got all kinds of poison in
Of poison in my blood

I took my feet to Oxford Street
Trying to right a wrong
Just walk away, those windows say
But I can't believe she's gone

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1. anonymous

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   Dec 6th 2021 !⃝

   I can relate to this song when I split from my wife in 2016 at Christmas, I was homeless in London and was drinking very heavily to cope with it. The lyrics describe that exactly and I think it's similar to the actual song :
   
   Christmas night, another fight, tears we cried a flood
   Got all kinds of poison in, of poison in my blood
   Took my feet to Oxford Street tryna right the wrongs
   Just walk away those windows say but I can't believe she's gone
   
   The breakup with my wife happened about a week before Christmas that year, made me cry a lot of tears. I was inconsolable at the time. I drank very heavily, put lots of poison in my blood. I was in London which makes the Oxford Street reference relatable. And I couldn't believe she was gone.
   
   I have come out of it all the other side now and am much happier
2. anonymous

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   Dec 8th 2016 !⃝

   It is about a couple who fought and split apart near Christmas and the guy is regretting ever letting her go and wants her back!
3. anonymous

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   Aug 12th 2012 !⃝

   its about being alone/fighting with a loved one at chrismas
4. anonymous

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   Jun 6th 2012 !⃝

   This song is beautiful.

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