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I think that you should definetley go with it. thanks Bono for being one of us, and singing it like it is and making it easy to understand.

Bono.. i love the way he emphasizes on the lyrics.. thats so important.. thats why i like him.. he has a meaning to this song.. and every song that he has composed till date.. something to take from it.. a message! Overall, i think the song has progressed from the time he starting writting it..to more mature lyrics...Hope this is releasing soon!

Fantastic!! I love U2...a fan since the beginning!

Way back in 1983 when I started listening to U2 (and few in Calgary, Alberta, Canada seemed to know who they were) when I was about 13, what I really liked was the social commentary contained within the music. This song epitomizes that. It is beautiful and profound. I also really liked listening to Bono talk about it just like a real guy, which of course he is, but it is easy to lose track of that in light of U2's fame. Makes the band and the lyrics that much more accessible and somehow, t...  More... Way back in 1983 when I started listening to U2 (and few in Calgary, Alberta, Canada seemed to know who they were) when I was about 13, what I really liked was the social commentary contained within the music. This song epitomizes that. It is beautiful and profound. I also really liked listening to Bono talk about it just like a real guy, which of course he is, but it is easy to lose track of that in light of U2's fame. Makes the band and the lyrics that much more accessible and somehow, the song, more meaningful. Ain't facebook great?

I liked the song, but I felt it too sad. I believe that's absolutely the point, so I'll approve. I appreciate you can share this with Ilike members and am sure the album will be a major hit! My best to you and hope you come back to Mexico City some time soon!!

give us some more wave songs guys!!! I really love your music SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY!!!

THey just cotinue to amaze me , fabulas song beautiful learics!

Brilliant! As an Irish_American we cannot fathom the conditions that our brothers and sisters of the world live in. We cry when we cannot afford a night of glamourous tangibles, yet our fellow brothers and sisters can only dream of a better life with paying the ultimate price. Even in our worst of nightmares we will never understand what it is truly like to live the life of dreams for a better tomorrow. To simply have a decent meal,the ability to sustain a means of supporting a family,healthc...  More... Brilliant! As an Irish_American we cannot fathom the conditions that our brothers and sisters of the world live in. We cry when we cannot afford a night of glamourous tangibles, yet our fellow brothers and sisters can only dream of a better life with paying the ultimate price. Even in our worst of nightmares we will never understand what it is truly like to live the life of dreams for a better tomorrow. To simply have a decent meal,the ability to sustain a means of supporting a family,healthcare(even in the simplest of forms),a peaceful nation, and even just ONE day of true freedom from the burden of fate. One voice, one dream, one goal, yet we worry what Lindsay Lohan is doing today. The epidmeic of our surreal society is far more contageous than that of obtaining a sound world in which ALL have a voice, a voice that should be heard! Please continue using your ever so powerful voice in hopes that it too will one day be contageous! Thank you for your selfless missions. Kelly Morgan_Peters

Beautiful song. I love it. I love you Bono for your passion for people and the way you can put it into your music. I hope to hear this song as a single soon. Thanks for continuing to create music all these years. I'm a true U2 fan and will always be.

It takes one of the most socially aware minds in music to write the lyrics for the baddest band in the land...U2 remains as important/relevant/exciting as ever. Thanks for the sneak peak, look forward to the re_release of one of my all time fave albums..."album?" now I have dated myself.