Chris Martin surprised a fellow songwriter Wednesday with a private duet on her original song.
“I literally dissolved and went to songwriter heaven when this happened. I love you chris martin,” musician Victoria Canal tweeted, sharing video of the encounter.
In the clip, Canal — who happens to have just one hand — performs her original track “Swan Song” on the piano while thefrontman leans against the back of the instrument and sings along. “Who knows how long we’ve got?/ As long as I am breathing/ I know it’s not too late to love,” he croons with Canal before declaring, “One of the best songs ever written.
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