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Review about The Scientist response... | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 11/4/09
See, I hate all these stereotypes about our age group. I'm not being a naive 14-year-old boy (just turned 14) when I say this: I LOVE HER. It's doesn't go ONLY as deep as her just making me smile and cheering me up and making me happy. Yes, she brings those feelings out in me, but on top of that there is so much more. I guess you wouldn't know unless you were us, because every couple is different. You know what? I'm frustrated with all of you critics and the rest of society and all of your stereotypes, so I want my biggest question answered. I want one (or more) of the next commenters to answer that question for me, and it is this: "WHAT IS IT ABOUT US TEENAGERS THAT MAKES PEOPLE ASSUME THE STEREOTYPE THAT WE CAN'T REALLY LOVE???" I want to know what the answer is from you "all-knowing adults", because you and all of your personal experiences OBVIOUSLY know EVERYTHING about this. SURE, TOTALLY. When in reality, you have NO IDEA what I feel for her. You're just going by a generalization, a stereotype, an assumption about teenagers as a WHOLE when you say we can't love. The lovers among us teenagers - our image has been tainted by the image of the rest of the teenagers who are only after sex. And you adults go by that assumption. We are not all like that... Answer my question please, as I said before. I want to know.
in response to matt and the people afterwards | Reviewer: Maggie | 11/1/09
I think hat as teenagers, we think we know it all. we find someone with whom we enjoy their company and we fall in love. but we're all young and we're all naive. As teenagers, or i guess in this special 13 year olds case, we think we know love. that this person makes us happy and therefore that is love. they grow on us. make us smile, and cheer us up when we're sad, but that doesnt mean it's love. Im not a believer in "true love" but i do not plan to know what love really is. i see that it can last years and years and i can see that it can fail. my family alone seems to only inherit divorce. but other can last and can be happy enough. but i am not a believer in "true love" for teenagers. but what do i know. im only a cynical 18 year old right.
Some other response... | Reviewer: Stephanie... | 10/29/09
It does sometimes happen. My aunt and Uncle fell in love when they where thirteen and they're still together... =) I don't believe that as teenagers, we can fully understand love as adults do, but that doesn't mean we can't fall in love...
I love this song...It's very sad, but it can also be hopeful.
response to matt | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 10/7/09
matt,
Ok, to be fair, the odds of it are heavily stacked against us, and it's true that feelings do change over time, naturally. and, as i can understand, changes suck. And it scares me a bit to think about it. Yet, you always hear stories of people who fell in love as a kid and they ended up spending the rest of their lives with each other, y'know, against the odds. I do understand that the probability is small for that to happen, but it has to happen to SOMEONE, or else it wouldn't be a valid statistic. So i don't think its accurate for you to say that, "dude it won't last, it never does." because for that small percentage of people, it DOES last. But hey, to level the playing field, we'll see who's right and who's wrong in ten years: you or me.
(p.s. you spelled response wrong :P)
response to matt | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 10/7/09
Ok, to be fair, the odds of it are heavily stacked against us, and it's true that feelings do change over time, naturally. and, as i can understand, changes suck. And it scares me a bit to think about it. Yet, you always hear stories of people who fell in love as a kid and they ended up spending the rest of their lives with each other, y'know, against the odds. I do understand that the probability is small for that to happen, but it has to happen to SOMEONE, or else it wouldn't be a valid statistic. So i don't think its accurate for you to say that, "dude it won't last, it never does." because for that small percentage of people, it DOES last. But hey, to level the playing field, we'll see who's right and who's wrong in ten years: you or me.
(p.s. you spelled response wrong :P)
response ctd. | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 10/8/09
matt,
I know how the saying goes: "Live life like you'll die tomorrow", but I want to hold on indefinitely to the people I love, not abuse them UNTIL they're gone. If you abuse someone, that makes it all the more likely that they'll leave...
more response | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 10/8/09
matt,
besides, you've never met us and you've never seen us when we're together. you'd know what we have together if you could see. Not ALL kids follow that stereotype (or assumption, whatever you may call it) that you had said before: that, at our age, "it never works out". Sometimes, magic happens between some people, even at our age. But, like I said before, we'll see who's right and who's wrong in ten years...
(just curious, how old are you?)
responce to the kid beneath me | Reviewer: matt | 10/4/09
why does every couple from ages 12-18 think they have mature relationships? dude it wont last it never does, things change people grow. it happens thats why he sings about changing time. go back before chaos. it happens, its life, i hate it everyone hates it but it happens man. live love and abuse the fuhk outta everything before its all gone.
i love my annie... | Reviewer: cesco in new york | 9/27/09
I'm 13, and my girlfriend Annie is a stunningly beautiful, kind, generous, outgoing, perfect 14-year-old girl, and she's the best thing that's ever happened to me. I love her. I know that people think that kids our age cant feel real love, but I know Annie and I are really in love. We're not like normal kids, we're really mature about our relationship. Most guys my age only want their girlfriends for sex, but Annie is so much more than that and she deserves so much better than a guy like that. I love her, care about her, I respect her so much, and I respect her self-esteem and her self-respect - we've talked about sex and we're not going to do it for a long time, not until we know we're ready. It's because I respect her and I care about her so much. And even when the time comes that we're ready for sex, when we do it, its not just going to be "just a thing" that we do out of lust, it will be something really special that we will share together. I know she loves me with her entire being and I know I love her with my entire being, and it's so WONDERFUL!! Love is wonderful. This song really doesn't apply to us, because everything is going perfect for us, but I do appreciate the part about love being more than science can ever explain... I was looking at the incredibly sad lyrics for Vanilla Twilight by Owl City today and I was reading the viewer comments. There was one post where a girl interpreted the song as a supernatural message to her from her boyfriend who had passed away, and that, through the song, he was telling her from beyond the grave that he loves her and misses her and that he's waiting for her. I was choking up and I swear I almost cried, because I was imagining the pain she must feel without him, and then I imagined what kind of unimaginable pain I would feel if Annie wasn't in my life anymore. And reading that made me even happier and more grateful to have her in my life. I actually cried, like LEGIT cried, while I was writing this just now. She makes me so happy and I want to spend the rest of my life with her. She's my perfect, beautiful angel, and I could never love another person like I love Annie. And I could never imagine the pain I would feel without her - I want to be with her forever. The part I don't connect to in this song is wanting to start from the beginning, because I don't want to start from the beginning with her - nothing has gone wrong with us. The love I feel for her has built over time ever since I met her, and it increases each day, and we open up to each other more each day. It's such a wonderful thing, love is. I would miss her love and I would miss feeling the love for her that I feel now if I went back to the beginning with her again. It wasn't the same back then as it is now. It's getting ever-stronger. I want to have the memories I've shared with her forever. I want to spend the rest of my life with her, get married, and have living, breathing, perfect little creations with her called children. Creating a new human life that's so fragile and vulnerable and innocent and docile and beautiful out of undying love between two people is the most precious thing on earth, I think. I want to share that future with her, the future of our perfect family. The amazing thing is that the feeling is mutual: she wants that future with me, too, and we have such a connection, physically, emotionally, and mentally, that it's hard to argue against the fact that we're perfect for each other and that we were made to fall in love with each other. Annie fills up that missing half in my soul... Annie is my everything, forever...
Music video | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/3/09
If you haven't seen the music video for this song, go to youtube right now. It explains the meaning behind the song, and makes you appreciate it much, much more even if you think you couldn't like it any more :)
To summarize it, the video has the lead singer (Chris Martin I think?) in reverse, showing what brought him to where he was at the beginning of the video. This is such a deep song, and very touching. :')
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