lights go down & all I know is that it sounds better than everything I wish i didn't
In the studio version of Vertigo Bono sings "everything I wish I dind't know" in the first and second chorus. He sings "lights go down and all I know" in the third chorus (which is also different later).
I know some people find things like that small and insignificant, but for me (and others) who have listened to U2 songs millions of times, some little details just stand out and become important.
In the live version of the song at BBC Bono sang "lights go down and all I know" in the 2 out of 3 choruses, and in the rehearsal the same day he sang it in all 3! And this sounds so much better, it's more melodic and suits better the pace of the song.... Did anybody else notice this?
In the studio version of Vertigo Bono sings "everything I wish I dind't know" in the first and second chorus. He sings "lights go down and all I know" in the third chorus (which is also different later).
I know some people find things like that small and insignificant, but for me (and others) who have listened to U2 songs millions of times, some little details just stand out and become important.
In the live version of the song at BBC Bono sang "lights go down and all I know" in the 2 out of 3 choruses, and in the rehearsal the same day he sang it in all 3! And this sounds so much better, it's more melodic and suits better the pace of the song.... Did anybody else notice this?
