What Is The Song From Timsbakery

I am in my late 20s and feel I have wasted a lot of time. Is it too late for me to achieve something worthwhile?

When I turned 27 I was:Unemployed, had been for a yearSleeping on a friend's couchPainfully singleWondering if it was too lateI had:No hard skillsNo work experience worth repeatingCollege grades that didn't open grad school doors I wanted to walk throughScant motivationNo directionI asked my dad for advice and he said: "You can't steer a parked car."I stopped thinking about what to do and started doing.  I refocused my search on small growing companies and after a dozen rejections I applied for a customer service job at a company I'd never heard of but that seemed interesting. A week later I was working at Bonobos (company) with 25 smart, fun, engaging people. I chipped in on work in different departments and eventually found an application for my natural skills in a career path I hadn't anticipated.  At 29 I'm a beginner in a new role.  It's fantastic.I can only recommend what I've done: Find some fertile ground. You'll figure the rest out later. There are tons of young companies looking for people who are energetic and capable, but most importantly they're looking for people who care.  Startups require hard work and long hours but if you care about the mission and the quality of your work it'll feel more like a lifestyle than a job.You only have to be lucky once. I was. Maybe you will be too. There's only one way to find out: Take the car out of park and step on the gas.

What are some mind-blowing facts about Coldplay?

The first official Coldplay song is called, "Ode to Deodorant". It was written as a joke. among others...There are five different versions of the song, "Lost!", "Lost + ", "Lost @", "Lost?". "Lost - ", and "Lost!"During a concert in Australia, on the Viva La Vida tour, lead singer, Chris Martin ripped his pants live onstageChris' father is an accountantColdplay borrowed their band name from another band, who didn't want it anymore because they found it too depressingColdplay might have been called, "Starfish", or "Stephanie Green"Coldplay originally signed to a small record label called, "Fierce Panda"Once Coldplay had been signed to EMI records, they began to produce their third EP, "The Blue Room"During these recordings, drummer Will Champion walked out on the band for a weekChris, a non-drinker, responded by becoming highly intoxicatedChris, while writing "Yellow", noticed the phonebook, "The Yellow Pages" and decided that the word fit nicelyColdplay's debut album was originally going to be named, "Don't Panic", and then "Yellow"However, they changed this to "Parachutes" in order to combat the reputation that they were depressing. They used a parachute as a metaphor, as in when you are falling, a parachute brings you gently back downIn it's first six months, "Parachutes" had sold 1.6 million copies in England alone.The Coca - Cola company asked Coldplay if they could use the song, "Trouble" in a TV advertisement for Diet CokeThe company that makes Gatorade reportedly offered Coldplay nine million dollars to use the song "Yellow" in one of their commercialsColdplay rejected both offersColdplay's third album, "X & Y" sold over 8.1 million copies in its first yearChris says that he wrote the song, "Speed of Sound" in an attempt to capture all his feelings from the birth of his daughter, AppleThe song, "Fix You" was written as a present to Chris Martin's wife after the death of her fatherColdplay was once called, "the most insufferable band of the decade", in an article from the New York TimesColdplay has a private recording studio at their band headquarters called, "The Bakery"The title of Coldplay's fourth studio album, "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends", was adapted from a painting by a Mexican artist by the name of Frida KahloThe painting was a still life of seven watermelonsMore interesting facts / the complete list can be found here: 100 Interesting Facts About Coldplay