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The Hardest Part September 15, 2010

Posted by Phil Groom in Life, Watching and Waiting.
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Coldplay: The Hardest Part: my theme tune for this week.

The video’s kinda weird but no weirder than LST: the age old story of the Bible dancing with a 21st century theological institution. Impossible, you might think, but the dance goes on.

It’s the lyrics that really hit the spot, though, that say how I feel about this letting go…

And the hardest part
Was letting go not taking part
Was the hardest part
And the strangest thing
Was waiting for that bell to ring
It was the strangest start

I could feel it go down
Bittersweet I could taste in my mouth
Silver lining the clouds
Oh and I
I wish that I could work it out

And the hardest part
Was letting go not taking part
You really broke my heart, oh
And I tried to sing
But I couldn’t think of anything
That was the hardest part, oh, oh

I could feel it go down
You left the sweetest taste in my mouth
Silver lining the cloud
Oh and I
Oh and I
I wonder what it’s all about
I wonder what it’s all about

Everything I know is wrong
Everything I do it just comes undone
And everything is torn apart
Oh, and that’s the hardest part
That’s the hardest part
Yeah, that’s the hardest part
That’s the hardest part

Lyrics quoted from coldplay.com

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1. Bookshops Roundup: News and Notes from Christian bookshops here, there and everywhere « The Christian Bookshops Blog - September 15, 2010

[…] Thursday 16th February. Some personal reflections over on my personal blog: The Final Week and The Hardest Part. My soon-to-be-erstwhile assistant, Nick Aston, assumes the mantle: please pray for him as he […]

2. David Marriott - September 15, 2010

Makes me think of this: a song with a different take on the same title. Warning, these guys scream a little bit:

Phil Groom - September 23, 2010

Thanks David. They are a little lively, aren’t they? But I like the subtitle or whatever it is: ‘Free at last’ 🙂


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