Ever felt like you're stuck in a world run by power-hungry leaders? Coldplay's song dives into that feeling, portraying a society under the thumb of an authoritarian figure who demands obedience. The lyrics highlight the absurdity and injustice of blindly following such tyrants. But there's a twist—amidst the oppression, there's a call for revolution. The "People of the Pride" are urged to stand up, fight back, and reclaim their freedom. It's about resisting control and embracing love and individuality. The song suggests that while rebellion is tough ("it's just work"), it's essential for true freedom and self-expression.
