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    Fun (feat. Tove Lo) -

    : Opinions on the track vary. Some fans consider it a hidden gem and one of the album's most underrated songs , while some critics felt it leaned too heavily into "high gloss pop". Review: Coldplay - 'A Head Full Of Dreams' - nbhap

    Swedish singer Tove Lo provides a "buttery" and "soaring" vocal contrast to Martin, acting as the second party in the relationship. While the lyrics acknowledge that the relationship has ended—famously referencing the Icarus myth with the line, " 'I know it's over,' Icarus says to the sun "—the core message is a nostalgic plea to remember the joy they once shared. Key Highlights Fun (feat. Tove Lo)

    : The track features a minimalistic, electronic production reminiscent of the band's previous album, Ghost Stories , but elevated by airy synth layers and a grand, atmospheric mix. : Opinions on the track vary

    : Surprisingly, "Fun" has rarely, if ever, been performed live. Fans were particularly vocal about the missed opportunity when Tove Lo opened for Coldplay during several dates of the A Head Full of Dreams Tour but never joined them on stage for the duet. While the lyrics acknowledge that the relationship has

    "" is the sixth track from Coldplay’s 2015 album, A Head Full of Dreams . Despite its title, the song is a bittersweet, mid-tempo synth-pop ballad that explores the emotional aftermath of a breakup—widely believed to reflect frontman Chris Martin’s divorce from Gwyneth Paltrow.