Chris Martin recently said that no song was too personal to put out there for the world to hear.
During Coldplay iHeartRadio Album release party for 'Ghost Stories' in Burbank, the British singer asserted that he and Gwyneth Paltrow decided about 15 years ago that they would be open and vulnerable which meant that what one sometimes lost in poeticism, was gained just by truth, People Magazine reported.
The 37-year-old singer continued that something meant something to him, but he never wanted to say what it was about because it might mean something to someone else.
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