I think this is Coldplays way of saying that they want to put an end to their wild career. They devote so much time touring, that they're ready to actually go and live their lives.
It's not a physical death, but a death of the band. He's asking, no pleading "Let me go." He's ready to put an end to this part of his life, a willing death, suicide.
Its like he's impatient because he says the "rocks are waiting" twice, like something is preventing him from going thru with it. He needs the support of fans, friends, or family to "die."
I think this is Coldplays way of saying that they want to put an end to their wild career. They devote so much time touring, that they're ready to actually go and live their lives.
It's not a physical death, but a death of the band. He's asking, no pleading "Let me go." He's ready to put an end to this part of his life, a willing death, suicide.
Its like he's impatient because he says the "rocks are waiting" twice, like something is preventing him from going thru with it. He needs the support of fans, friends, or family to "die."