cobl04
45:33
I'll try and describe it. It starts with a what I assume is a bass line (which is just one note, played throughout), then guitar at 0:05, and the vocals start at 0:18. It's elapsed time is 3:58. I can't describe the guitar well because I'm not a guitarist, but I know it's not anything like the album version, or even Rattle & Hum's or Chicago's. The drums start at 2:06, and the final verse starts at 2:17. After each time Bono sings the 'she is raging' (twice), Larry hits the cymbals, just once. When Bono sings the 'she is running to stand still' line, just before he sings 'still' he goes 'uhrgh' or something like that in a low voice. So it goes like
She is raging
She is raging
And a storm blows up in her eyes
She will suffer the needle chill
She's running to stand...
...uhrghh...
...still
Then he sings 'alle, alle, allelujah' much like he does in Chicago, except its not as flowing.
Sorry its so vague, but I'm hoping someone has a the same or a similiar version. I just want to know when and where in time it came from.
She is raging
She is raging
And a storm blows up in her eyes
She will suffer the needle chill
She's running to stand...
...uhrghh...
...still
Then he sings 'alle, alle, allelujah' much like he does in Chicago, except its not as flowing.
Sorry its so vague, but I'm hoping someone has a the same or a similiar version. I just want to know when and where in time it came from.