This song was in my mind a whole day, I surely can't belive how do these guys do to make songs so deep and good!! About the comment on blasphem, I can't imagine U2 doing such a thing, they are the creators of some of the best songs of ever...And Bono is a guy who surely has a deep conection with god... don't you think that?
@RSmith1982 As a non-christian and someone who has only half baked knowledge about the religion, I think its best for me not to comment on blasphemy :) but I'd rather enjoy the music and let it provoke my senses.
@RSmith1982 - Blasphemous?? why would you think that?
The song is about somebody questioning. Trying to understand another and how they feel. Trying to understand their own inner feelings. This song is about contemplation and empathy. This song to me is all about spiritual growth. Not having the answers is not the sin. Thinking you have all of the answers, can very well be.
@Phantoman7 he used to be bold and open about his blasphemies, wearing upside down crosses on stage, dressing up like satan during concerts and singing the devil worshippers theme song, "sympathy for the devil". Here he's talking about Jesus Christ seeing the evil of the world and not stopping it. It's directed at GOD hear 3:30 Only he doesn't tell you that GOD has every intention on destroying nearly everything for the evil, only HE's patient in trying to save as many as possible first.
wtf is with the video. gayyy
JayHolmes1990 4 months ago
I noticed first hair on ball the first time I heard this song.
bababooeylover 7 months ago
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Tell me tell me, what do you see? tell me tell me what's wrong with me...
caroleacyr 8 months ago
This song was in my mind a whole day, I surely can't belive how do these guys do to make songs so deep and good!! About the comment on blasphem, I can't imagine U2 doing such a thing, they are the creators of some of the best songs of ever...And Bono is a guy who surely has a deep conection with god... don't you think that?
caroleacyr 8 months ago
I gave up on U2 until this song.
johnnacalverase01 10 months ago
@johnnacalverase01 This is powerful shit, I agree.
U2met86 8 months ago
Ok why did you use United States currency with In Greed We Trust? Are you anti-American?
DizziNY1 11 months ago
@DizziNY1 They are anti-greed, war, violence. Not anti-America lol
TheDharmaRain 1 month ago
Everyone, check out the U2 tribute band called 'Lemon', and how they played this song live. It's awesome, for real.
HarmonicsExplorer 1 year ago
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What ripples will you make - those of love or those of hate?
merriweather3030 1 year ago
What ripples will you make - those of love or hate?
merriweather3030 1 year ago 5
One of the best songs ever
bpd35 1 year ago
To me this song is incredible !
luieu2 1 year ago
strong
consiglieri1971 1 year ago
quando se faz musica com tanto sentimento só podia dar algo tão bonito...u2 para sempre
TheFilipe75 2 years ago
In my opinion, this song is one of the U2's very best.
Very Biblical, very philosophical and can be very, very thought provoking.
adityeah 2 years ago 21
@adityeah Any very blasphemous at the same time as most of his songs are
RSmith1982 1 year ago
@RSmith1982 As a non-christian and someone who has only half baked knowledge about the religion, I think its best for me not to comment on blasphemy :) but I'd rather enjoy the music and let it provoke my senses.
adityeah 1 year ago
@RSmith1982 - Blasphemous?? why would you think that?
The song is about somebody questioning. Trying to understand another and how they feel. Trying to understand their own inner feelings. This song is about contemplation and empathy. This song to me is all about spiritual growth. Not having the answers is not the sin. Thinking you have all of the answers, can very well be.
Phantoman7 1 year ago
@Phantoman7 - Sorry, intended to be a response to @adityeah
Phantoman7 1 year ago
@Phantoman7 he used to be bold and open about his blasphemies, wearing upside down crosses on stage, dressing up like satan during concerts and singing the devil worshippers theme song, "sympathy for the devil". Here he's talking about Jesus Christ seeing the evil of the world and not stopping it. It's directed at GOD hear 3:30 Only he doesn't tell you that GOD has every intention on destroying nearly everything for the evil, only HE's patient in trying to save as many as possible first.
RSmith1982 1 year ago