what is the meaning of a head full of dreams album art??
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The meaning of a head full pf dreams album art↓↓↓
In the First Verse, Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin sings, "Oh, I think I've landed / In a world I hadn't seen." This track opens up the album with a bright, wide-eyed look at the world--a world where anything is possible. Perhaps after the depressing sadness of Coldplay's last album "Ghost Stories," Martin, as writer, has come into a new, brighter, and happier place. This is a new world for a person who had been "feeling ordinary" and didn't "know what [he had meant]." He had been confused, but this world makes everything clearer.
In the second stanza of the verse, he sings, "Oh, I think I've landed / Where there are miracles at work." He knows that this place is something special. His next two lines--"For the thirst and for the hunger / Come the conference of birds"--appears, according to Genius.com, to be a reference to a 12th century poem called "The Conference of the Birds." In the story, birds go on a quest to seek out a phoenix--a wonderful, mystical bird that could symbolize the dreams that are going through Martin's head.
In the Refrain, Martin sings, “And say it’s true / It’s not what it seems / Leave your broken windows open / And in the light just streams.” All we have to do to find this place, like he has, is to open ourselves up to it, and the “light” will enter.
In the Chorus, Martin continues to describe what that “light” means for him: “And you get a head / A head full of dreams.” He has begun to dream of something bigger and better than what he had. He sings, “You can see the change you want to / Be what you want to be.” In his dreams, bad things are gone, and he is who he wants to be. He describes this experience as “a love”–it’s exhilarating and emotionally beautiful.
He continues, “I’ve just been spoken / With a head full, a head full of dreams.” I think these lines refer to the power that imagination has in our lives. We can imagine something or dream it so vividly and powerfully that it comes to be real. These imaginings have spoken new life into Martin.
In the Bridge, Martin sings, “I sing, oh, I think I’ve landed / Where there are miracles at work.” He’s here and “open handed” and “lost for words” at his own thoughts of possibility and the future.