timothius
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Wide Awake In America (1-4)
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snutes1
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All roads lead to "Love comes tumbling". My sixth favorite U2 song ever.
1. Love comes tumbling
2.l Bad
3. Three sunrises
4. A sort of homecoming-overrated IMO
1. Love comes tumbling
2.l Bad
3. Three sunrises
4. A sort of homecoming-overrated IMO
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1. The Three Sunrise
Love Comes Tumbling
3. Bad (Live)
4. Sort of Homecoming (Live)
Love Comes Tumbling
3. Bad (Live)
4. Sort of Homecoming (Live)
tiny dancer
Blue Crack Distributor
Love Comes Tumbling
Bad
A Sort Of Homecoming
Three Sunrises
Bad
A Sort Of Homecoming
Three Sunrises
No spoken words
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Bad (During the JT tour in 1987, saw them in May at what was then Brendan Byrne Arena, second tier, first row, behind stage. Bad starts, and my friend Matt goes into a trance, basically, it's his favorite song. He then proceeds to start to climb over the railing, he's going to leap off. We yanked him back in plenty of time, but, the fool almost killed himself because he was in dreamland during Bad)
A Sort of Homecoming (Studio version is a song that gives me the chills all the time, love it Live, too, but studio is better. In my opinion, of course)
Three Sunrises
Love Comes Tumbling
War-UF-JT, that's my Triple Crown Era. Love all their stuff, of course, but that stretch, wow, for a kid to go from age 12-16 while getting this to listen to along the way, awesome.
A Sort of Homecoming (Studio version is a song that gives me the chills all the time, love it Live, too, but studio is better. In my opinion, of course)
Three Sunrises
Love Comes Tumbling
War-UF-JT, that's my Triple Crown Era. Love all their stuff, of course, but that stretch, wow, for a kid to go from age 12-16 while getting this to listen to along the way, awesome.
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