zepher25
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Still they make WAY more sence then some bands, the beatles for example "we all live in a yellow submarine" WTF???, or "I am the eggman, i am the eggman, i am the walrus"again WTF???
An Cat Gav said:God, between you youve listed nearly all the U2 songs ive liked and connected with the most..one tree hill, a sort of homecoming, miss sarajevo, mpfo....
Anyway, its always interesting to see how other people see u2.
The ones i didnt connect with too much are
i will follow
I think this one's hard to connect with, cos it's about Bono losing his mother when he was a boy, well that's how I read it.
edmerch1984 said:An Cat Gav said:I think this one's hard to connect with, cos it's about Bono losing his mother when he was a boy, well that's how I read it.
That's cool - but even though that might have been the light in which Bono wrote the song, it doesn't necessarily have to be how you hear it each time. That's the great thing about music and lyrics - you can put songs in whatever context that appeals to you.
AEON said:BTW - Playboy Mansion is the best song on POP. It sums up the whole theme of the album (here we are in the Last Days, consumed by entertainment, commercialisim, and sound bytes...but somehow...I've GOT to believe)
AEON said:BTW - Playboy Mansion is the best song on POP. It sums up the whole theme of the album (here we are in the Last Days, consumed by entertainment, commercialisim, and sound bytes...but somehow...I've GOT to believe)
jonnytakeawalk said:
Miracle Drug
waynetravis said:
Isn't Miracle Drug about Bono wanting a cure/pill to end world suffering?
He sings:
"I've seen enough, i'm not giving up on a miracle drug"
We come from the North side o' Dublin, went to a school called Mount Temple Comprehensive. That's where we met. When we were leaving this new student came in. He was a boy completely paralyzed, nothing moving. He was born ... w/o oxygen, but he had something in his eyes, this light in his eyes. So his mother believed in him, that he was awake, that he was conscious... So she used to read to him ... teach him. Then when he was 13 years old, they discovered this little drug which allowed him to move his neck one inch ... and with that he was able to type with this little thing they attached to his head. Turns out, he'd been writing stuff in his head for years, this poetry, beautiful poetry - put out this book called "Dam-Burst of Dreams" ... his first poem was called "I Learned To Bow" where he thanked God for the gift of science and medicine. Of course, science, medicine & god are all the same thing. They should always be the same thing. His name is Christopher Nolan, this is called "Miracle Drug..."