Coldplay Elicit Tears from Denise Lewis as She Shares Personal Playlist
Denise Lewis, a British Olympic gold medallist and former television presenter, has revealed her personal playlist of songs that evoke strong emotions, with Coldplay's 'The Scientist' being the standout tune that reduces her to tears. In an exclusive interview, Lewis shared a collection of 10 tracks that define her musical tastes and provide a glimpse into her personality.
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen tops off Lewis' early childhood playlist, introduced to her at nursery school through Top of the Pops. The iconic song remains etched in her memory, with its epic guitar break serving as a nostalgic trigger for many happy recollections. In contrast, Merry Xmas Everybody by Slade finds itself on the receiving end of her disdain, a sentiment shared by women of a certain age who have grown tired of this festive anthem dominating the holiday airwaves.
Lewis reveals that she has always been drawn to powerful vocals and energetic beats, evident in her affection for Whitney Houston's One Moment In Time. The 1988 Olympics anthem remains etched in her memory as a symbol of determination and perseverance. Her playlist also includes songs like Savage by Megan Thee Stallion, which serves as a daily motivation to tackle any challenge that comes her way.
However, when asked about the song that moves her the most, Coldplay's 'The Scientist' is revealed to be an overwhelming emotional trigger for Lewis. She confesses that even thinking about the song brings tears to her eyes and has witnessed herself becoming emotionally vulnerable during a recent concert experience.
A career spanning from television presenting to Olympic achievements leaves Denise Lewis with a diverse musical taste, as she reflects on her personal playlist.
Denise Lewis, a British Olympic gold medallist and former television presenter, has revealed her personal playlist of songs that evoke strong emotions, with Coldplay's 'The Scientist' being the standout tune that reduces her to tears. In an exclusive interview, Lewis shared a collection of 10 tracks that define her musical tastes and provide a glimpse into her personality.
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen tops off Lewis' early childhood playlist, introduced to her at nursery school through Top of the Pops. The iconic song remains etched in her memory, with its epic guitar break serving as a nostalgic trigger for many happy recollections. In contrast, Merry Xmas Everybody by Slade finds itself on the receiving end of her disdain, a sentiment shared by women of a certain age who have grown tired of this festive anthem dominating the holiday airwaves.
Lewis reveals that she has always been drawn to powerful vocals and energetic beats, evident in her affection for Whitney Houston's One Moment In Time. The 1988 Olympics anthem remains etched in her memory as a symbol of determination and perseverance. Her playlist also includes songs like Savage by Megan Thee Stallion, which serves as a daily motivation to tackle any challenge that comes her way.
However, when asked about the song that moves her the most, Coldplay's 'The Scientist' is revealed to be an overwhelming emotional trigger for Lewis. She confesses that even thinking about the song brings tears to her eyes and has witnessed herself becoming emotionally vulnerable during a recent concert experience.
A career spanning from television presenting to Olympic achievements leaves Denise Lewis with a diverse musical taste, as she reflects on her personal playlist.
"the scientist" is literally my go-to song for when im having a down day... there's just something about christs martin's vocals that speaks to me on a deep level 
and i love how she shared her playlist it's so cool to see what music resonates with others 
those songs must be bringing back so many memories for her... i can imagine how 'bohemian rhapsody' would be like a nostalgic trip for someone who grew up listening to it at nursery school 
and omg yes, 'merry xmas everybody' is such an overplayed song during the holidays u feel? 
anyway, its beautiful that she has songs that motivate her and help her stay strong 
like 'savage' by megan thee stallion... i need to add that one to my playlist 
. 'The Scientist' is such a classic, and it's no surprise it gets to her like that - the song is so raw and honest. but what i love about this interview is that she's not afraid to share her opinions on some old-school festivity jams. I mean, can you blame her for hating on 'Merry Xmas Everybody'? 
. all in all, i think this playlist is a total reflection of Denise Lewis's personality - she's got heart, she's got passion, and she's not afraid to show it 
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. Denise Lewis' playlist is like a time capsule, it's amazing how certain songs can evoke so strong emotions. For me, it's always been about 'Viva la Vida' by Coldplay 
- there's just something about Chris Martin's vocals that gives me goosebumps every single time 
. But what I love about this playlist is that it shows a more vulnerable side of Denise Lewis, you know? We're not just hearing about her accomplishments, we're seeing the person behind them too 
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