U2: Rattle and Hum (1988) - full transcript

This film documents the 1987 North American tour of the great rock band U2. Fresh with their success of their best selling album "The Joshua Tree", the band plays monster gigs. Along the way, the band takes the opportunity to indulge in some special musical activities like playing with B.B. King and performing "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking" with a famous church choir. All the while, concert footage of the band's biggest hits on tour are featured while Bono speaks his mind on the problems of his homeland.

This song...

Charles Manson stole from The Beatles.

We're stealing it back.

When you get
to the bottom

You go back to
the top of the slide

And you stop,
and you turn

And you go
for a ride

Then you get
to the bottom

Then you see me again

Hey, hey, hey

Do you, don't you
want me to love you?



Yeah

Coming down fast,
l'm right here above you

Yeah

Tell me, tell me,
tell me the answer

Ain't no lover,
but you ain't no dancer

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Ooh

Do you, don't you
want me to make you?

l'm coming down fast,
now, don't let me break you

Yeah

Tell me, tell me,
tell me the answer

You ain't no lover,
but you ain't no dancer



Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Ooh

When you get
to the bottom

You go back
to the top of the slide

And you turn,
and you stop

And you go for a ride

Then you get to the bottom

Then you see me again

Hey, hey, hey

Do you, don't you
want me to love you?

Yeah

Coming down fast,
l'm right here above you

Yeah

Tell me, tell me,
tell me the answer

You ain't no lover,
but you ain't no dancer

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Ooh

And again!

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Helter skelter

Ooh

Hold me now

Oh, hold me now

Till this hour

Has gone around

And l'm gone

On the rising tide

For to face

Van Diemen's land

lt's a bitter pill

l swallow here

To be rent

From one so dear

We fought for justice

And not for gain

But the magistrate

Sent me away

Hold me now

Oh, hold me now

Till this hour

Has gone around

And l'm gone

On the rising tide

For to face

Van Diemen's land

ls film
expensive, Phil?

No.

Just checking.

Cheapest thing.

What do
you think?

ls that
beer coming?

We're here
in Dublin

recording the new songs,
right?

l knew this would never work.

What has
happened, um,

between...

the writing
of the, uh,

Joshua Tree
album,

recording the Joshua Tree album,

and, uh...

the tour and now
the new songs?

Adam.

Um...

Whooo!

Lover,
l'm off the street

Gonna go
where the bright lights

And big city meet

With a red guitar

On fire

Desire

She's a candle

Burning in my room

l'm like a needle

Needle and spoon

Over the counter

With a shotgun

Pretty soon

Everybody got one

And the fever

Getting higher

Desire

Desire

Oh, yeah

And the fever

When l'm beside her

Desire

Desire

Burning

l'm burning

Whoo!

She's the firework

l'm exploding

She's the spark,
spark, baby

See, l'm going

l was asleep

With 1,000 lovers

l've been to bed

With 100 others

Here we go.

For the love of money,
money, money, money, money

Money, money, money,
money, money

Money, money, money,
money, money, money

Money, money, money,
money, money, money

Money, money, money,
money, money, money

Money, money, money,
money, money, money

The fever

Getting higher

Desire

Desire

Desire

Desire

Oh, yeah

What's this film about?

lt's sort of a musical
journey, really,

you know?

Sounds good.

l was a little
worried there

for a second.

Oh, it's, uh,

it's a musical
journey.

That's really
what it is.

What the movie is...
is about

is when a band
is developing,

it goes through
certain stages,

and for us,

like, we're not
the same band

we were when we
recorded the War album,

for instance.

And we captured that on

Under a Blood Red Sky,

and we just
wanted to capture

this period of...
of the band

to...

Ah, fuck it.

l don't know.

That's Larry
doing the...

What's the film about?

lt's a musical
journey.

lt's about music...
l hope.

At least,
that's what you said

it was going
to be about.

You know
he got the cure

You know he went astray

He used to stay awake

To drive the dreams
he had away

He wanted to believe

ln the hands of love

The hands of love

Oh!

Oh!

His head,
it felt heavy

As he cut
across the land

A dog started crying

Like a brokenhearted man

ln the howling wind

ln the howling wind

He went deeper
into black

Deeper into white

He sees the stars shine
like nails in the night

He felt the healing,
healing

Healing hands of love

Like the stars
shining from above

His hand in his pocket

His finger on the steel

The pistol weighed heavy

His heart he could feel

Was beating, beating,
beating, beating

Oh, my love, my love,
my love, my love

They say
the hands that build...

They say
the hands that build...

can also pull down.

Even the hands
of love.

Even the hands of love!

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Glo...

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Gloria

G-L-O-R-l-A

Glo...

Gloria

Thank you.

Well,
we wrote the song

l Still Haven't Found
What l'm Looking For,

which is a gospel song
pretty much.

lt doesn't sound much like
a gospel song

the way we do it,

but if you look
at the lyric

and the basic music,

that's exactly
what it is.

We got a cassette

from a friend
of ours

at lsland Records

of a gospel choir
covering the song,

and it sounded
like--

lt sounded
totally different,

but it sounded
really exciting and new.

So we traveled
down to Harlem

and visited
this church

in the middle
of Harlem

where this choir

were going through
a rehearsal,

and we played
with them

and got the idea
to do

a kind of combination arrangement.

My own conga.

My very own conga.

l have climbed

The highest
mountain

l have run

Through
the fields

Only to be
with you

Only to be
with you

l have run

l have crawled

l have scaled

These city walls

These city walls

Only to be with you

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

l have kissed

Honey lips

Felt the healing

ln her fingertips

You're burning
like a fire

Burning hot as fire

This burning desire

Burning with desire

l have spoke

With the tongue
of angel

l have held

The hand of the devil

lt was warm
in the night

ln the night

l was cold
as a stone

Cold as stone

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

All right.

Sing with me.

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

But l still

But l still

Haven't found

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

Oh, no

Oh, oh,
oh, oh

But l still

But l still

Haven't found

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

No

l believe

l believe

ln the kingdom come

Kingdom come

All the colors

Bleed into one

Ooh

Oh

l believe it

You know l do

Well

But l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

No, no, no,
no, no, whoo

But l still

No, l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

Haven't found
what l'm looking for

Searching high,
searching wide

But l still

No, l still

Haven't found

What l'm looking for

For

Whoo

Hear me now,
my brother

l need some freedom

Freedom for my people

l want some freedom

Freedom

Freedom, freedom

For my people

l'd like some freedom

l need some freedom

For my people

Freedom, freedom, freedom

Freedom for my people

l need some freedom...

ln the shit house,
a shotgun

Praying hands
hold me down

lf only the hunter
was hunted

ln this tin-can town

Tin-can town

No stars in the black night

Looks like
the sky fall down

No sun in the daylight

Looks like it's

Chained to the ground

Chained to the ground

The warden said

"The exit's sold"

lf you want a way out

Silver and--

Broken back
to the ceiling

Broken nose
to the floor

l scream, and the sounds
just come in

lt crawls under the door

There's a rope
around my neck

And there's a

Trigger in your gun

Jesus, say something

l am someone

l am someone

l am someone

Captains and kings

ln the ship's hold

They came to collect

Silver and gold

Silver and gold

Ooh

Ooh

l see the coming
and the going

l've seen them
captains and kings

l've seen their
navy blue uniform

See them bright
and shiny things

Bright and shiny things

Yeah

The temperature
is rising

The fever white-hot

Mister,
l ain't got nothin'

But it's more
than you got

Chains no longer bind me

Not the shackles
at my feet

Outside
are the prisoners

lnside the free

Set them free

Set them free

A prizefighter
in a corner is told

Hit where it hurts

For silver and gold

Silver and gold

Yeah.

Silver and Gold.

This song was written
in a hotel room

in New York City...

round about the time
a friend of ours,

Little Steven,

was putting together
a record

of artists
against apartheid.

lt's a song written
about a man...

in a shantytown

outside
of Johannesburg...

A man who's sick

of looking
down the barrel

of white
South Africa,

a man who is
at the point

where he is ready
to take up arms

against
his oppressor...

A man who
has lost faith

in the peacemakers
of the west

while they argue

and while they fail
to support a man

like Bishop Tutu...

and his request
for economic sanctions

against South Africa.

Am l bugging you?

l don't mean
to bug you.

O.K., Edge,
play the blues.

Have you already started writing

for this
next album,

and being
so influenced

by American music,
will it incorporate

some American music?

We went to Sun Studios

in Memphis.

Even though it's been
a barbershop

and even though
it's been

a few other things,
like a store,

the exact same
studio exists

and even the same tiles.

And we got Cowboy
Jack Clement down.

He recorded
Jerry Lee Lewis'

Whole Lotta Shakin'
Goin' On.

And we recorded five new songs
in five hours.

Angel Of Harlem.

Larry Mullen, Jr.

l don't have
a mike on.

You don't know
what l'm saying.

lf l had those feet,

l wouldn't want them
in the film.

lf l had a head
like yours,

l'd bleedin' bury it.

lt was a cold and wet
December day

When we touched
the ground at JFK

lt was sunset
over Uncle Sam

Charlie and the birdman

And Angel

New York
like a Christmas tree

At night,
this city belongs to me

Angel

Soul love

This love
won't let me go

Oh, oh, oh

So long

Angel of Harlem

Blue light
on the avenue

God knows
when they got to you

Strung out,
you learn to sing

Your eyes swollen
like a bee sting

Birdland on 53

The streets sound
like a symphony

We got John Coltrane
and the Love Supreme

Miles,
and she's got to be

An angel

Soul love

Well, this love
won't let me go

So long

Angel of Harlem

Mmm, hmm, hmm

Ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

Yeah, yeah

Well, when you're on the road
for that long,

sometimes you just feel
like doing something

that isn't
on the schedule

and just shaking it up
a bit.

lt's just, like,
music can get so boring,

so conservative,
so predictable.

We've got
a flatbed truck set up

in front of the plaza
with your gear.

Whenever you're ready,
we can go.

We're ready
right now.

We've got to work out
All Along the Watchtower.

Who do we know
that knows the words to

All Along
the Watchtower?

There must be
some way out of here

What's going on?

We could try it
in C.

There must be
some way out of here

B, C, A-flat--

A-sharp, rather.

O.K.

"There must be
some way out of here"

Said the joker
to the thief

"There is
too much confusion here"

"l can't get
no relief"

l think
that's close.

ls that O.K.?
Are we going?

Let's go.

"There must be
some way out of here"

Said the joker
to the thief

"There is too much
confusion here"

"l can't get
no relief"

"Businessmen,
they drink my wine"

"Plowmen
dig my earth"

"None of them know
along the line"

"What any of this
is worth, yeah"

"No reason
to get excited"

The thief,
he kindly spoke

"There are many
among us, yeah"

"Who think that life
is but a joke"

"But you and l,
we've been through that"

"And that is not
our fate"

"So let us
not talk falsely now"

"Because the hour
is getting late"

Hey, hey, hey

Uh, uh, uh

All along
the watchtower

Princes kept the view

While her husband
came and went

Barefoot servants, too

Yeah.

"Rock 'n' roll...

stops the traffic."

All l've got
is a red guitar

Three chords,
and the truth

All l've got
is a red guitar

The rest is up to you

"There's no reason
to get excited"

The thief,
he kindly spoke

"There are some
among us here"

"Who say that life is
just a joke"

"You and l,
we've been through that"

"And that is not our fate,
at least today"

"So let us
not talk falsely now"

"Because the hour
is getting late, late"

Yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Yeah, yeah

Hey, yeah,
hey, yeah

Uh-huh, uh-huh

Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah

ln God's Country.

Desert sky

Dream
beneath the desert sky

The rivers run,
but soon run dry

We need
new dreams tonight

Desert rose

Dreamed l saw
a desert rose

Her dress torn
in ribbons and in bows

Like a siren,
she calls to me

Sleep comes
like a drug

ln God's country

Sad eyes,
crooked crosses

ln God's country,
yeah

Yeah

Naked flame

She stands,
a naked flame

l stand with the sons
of Cain

Burned
by the fire of love

Burned by the fire
of love

Whoa, oh, oh,
Whoa, oh, oh

Whoa, oh, oh, whoa

Thank you.

Thank you
very much.

That was good.

Really smashing
the cymbals there, huh?

You want
to change this?

Pass me a tissue
please, Fintan.

Thank you.

Right, with the B.B. King song,

watch
for the third verse.

Not the first verse,
the first chorus,

not the second
verse--

But the third verse.

But the third
verse,

which comes
after the chorus.

l start to count.
Then you come in.

Keep looking at me.
Stand beside me.

We should all
look at Larry?

Just be in the right.

Make sure because
when we get on there,

so we're all prepared, just stand
beside me-- boom, and in--

because Edge is on a completely
different timing, as usual.

Let me introduce to you--

l'd like
to introduce to you

somebody whose music we've
just come to know and love

over the last year
or so

and his incredible band.

This is B.B. King
and B.B. King's band here.

Where's B.B.?

Believe it or not,

B.B. King came
to Dublin, lreland.

He was playing in this club
in Dublin, lreland,

and we wrote
this song for him.

lt's called
When Love Comes To Town.

l went to listen
to the tape.

l was able to kind of get
some of it together.

l hope you liked
the song.

l love the song.

l think that the lyric
is really...

Real heavy lyrics.

You're mighty young
to write such heavy lyrics.

Ha ha ha!

You know, l'm one of those
rebel-like guys.

l like
to get in there

and see
what's going on.

Break the mold
a little.

That's right. Yeah.

They kind of...

look at me
kind of weird.

They say,
"Here he is, a 62-year-old,

and look what
he's trying to do."

You're 62?

Yeah, l'm 62.

l'm no good
with chords,

so what we do is...

get somebody else
to play chords, and--

Well, Edge
will do that.

There's not much chords
in this song.

l think
there's only two.

l'm horrible
with chords.

l don't know
what to do there.

l'm just--
l'm just--

Go ahead. yeah.

Was that a joke?
Ha ha!

l was a sailor,
l was lost at sea

l was under the waves
before love rescued me

l was a fighter,
l could turn on a thread

But l stand accused
of the things l've said

When love
comes to town

l'm gonna jump
that train

When love
comes to town

l'm gonna catch
that flame

Baby,
l was wrong

To ever
let you down

But l did
what l did

Before love
came to town

l used to make love
under the red sunset

l was making promises
l was soon to forget

"Pale as the lace on her wedding gown."
Are you scared?

"l left her standing
before love came to town."

Ran into a juke joint

When l heard
a guitar scream

The notes
were turning blue

And l fell
into a dream

As the music played

l saw my life
turn around

But that was the day
before love came to town

When love
comes to town

l'm gonna catch
that train

When love comes
to town

l'm gonna catch
that flame

Baby,
l was wrong

To ever
let you down

But l did
what l did

Before love
came to town

Hey, yeah, yeah

Hey, yeah, yeah

"l held the scabbard
when the soldier drew the sword.

l threw the dice
when they pierced his side,

but l've seen love
conquer the great divide."

When love comes to town,
l'm gonna jump that train

When love comes to town,
l'm gonna catch that flame

Baby, l was wrong
to ever let you down

But l did
what l did

Before love
came to town

Thank you. Good night!

Ha ha ha!

All right.
Might as well go for it.

Lot of emotion right there.

That's all right,
young man.

That's all right.

See the sun rise
over her skin

Don't change it

Woo!

See the sun rise
over her...

Yo!

Thumb a lift
there, Edge.

Dawn changes everything

Everything

And the Delta sun

Burns bright
and violent

Mississippi
and the cotton wool heat

66, a highway speaks

Of deserts dry

Of cool
green valleys

Gold and silver
mines...

l was
a little bit disturbed

about going to Graceland,
to be honest,

because unlike what some
of the other guys are saying,

l loved the Elvis movies.

l used to watch them
because it was great to see

a film star
who was a musician.

ln every single one
of his movies,

he wasn't acting
as a car salesman.

He was acting
as a car salesman

who loved
to play guitar.

l really related to that

because l worked myself
for a couple of years.

l was a glorified
messenger boy,

but l loved
to play the drums.

l related to that.
l loved the Elvis movies.

Over her skin

She feels like water
in my hand

Freeway like a river
cuts through this land

lnto the side of love
like a burning spear

And the poison rain
brings a flood of fear

Through
the ghost ranch here

Can we get a photograph
on the bike?

Um, well,
we can--ha ha!

How about the snowmobile?
The snowmobile.

Well, this man--

What Harley-Davidson means
to this man, you would not know.

How about--

How about
off-camera?

That would be fine.

Just like
a personal photograph.

We'll keep this away.

O.K.,
you can do that.

ln this heartland

Heaven knows,
this is the heartland

Heart, heartland,
Hey, yeah

Heaven knows,
this is the heartland

Heartland

Heartland

l was worried
that our involvement,

that us going
to Graceland

would take away from him
and take away from us.

When l got there,
l enjoyed it and all that,

but seeing the graves

and, like,
the eternal flame and all that

just seemed--
it seemed very distant.

l wish he hadn't been
buried in there--

in the, uh,
back garden.

l really wish
that he'd been buried somewhere

where l couldn't have gone.

l would have felt better.
l don't know why.

lt's just one of
those things, you know.

lf you twist
and turn away

lf you tear yourself
in two again

lf l could,
you know l would

lf l could,
l would let it go

Surrender

Dislocate

lf l could throw
this lifeless lifeline

To the wind

Leave
this heart of clay

See you walk,
walk away

lnto the night

Through the day

lf l could,
through myself

Set your spirit free

l'd lead
your heart away

See you break,
break away

lnto the light

Through the day

lnto the half-light

Through the flame

Singing

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh

So let it go,
uh-huh

And so fade away

So let it go,
uh-huh

And so fade away

Wide-awake

l'm wide-awake

Wide-awake

l'm not sleeping

Oh, no

l'm not sleeping

lf they should ask

Well, maybe they'd tell me
what l should say

True colors fly
in blue and black

Through silken sky
and burnin' flag

Colors crash,
collide in bloodshot eyes

lf l could,
you know l would

lf l could,
l would let it go

This desperation

Separation

Condemnation

ln temptation

lsolation,
revelation

lsolation,
revelation

Let it go, uh-huh

And so fade away

Let it go, uh-huh

And so fade

Fade

Fade away

Not fade away

No, no

Not fade away

No, no

Not fade away

Hey, hey

Let it go, uh-huh

And so fade away

So let it go,
uh-huh

And so fade

Fade

Fade away

Fade away

Not fade away

No, no

Not fade away

Hey, hey, ooh

Wide-awake

l'm wide-awake

Wide-awake

l'm not sleeping

Oh, no

l'm not sleeping

Oh, no

Good-bye,
Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang
a name on you?

Good-bye,
Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang
a name on you?

Pleased to meet you

l hope
you guess my name

Oh, yeah

You know,
l'm pleased to meet you

l hope
you guess my name

Oh, yeah

So let it go,
uh-huh

And so fade away

So let it go,
uh-huh

Fade, fade

Fade away

Oh!

l want to run

l want to hide

l want to tear down
the walls

That hold me inside

l want to reach out

And touch the flame, yeah

Where the streets
have no name

Whoa

l want to feel

Sunlight on my face

l see the dust cloud
disappear

Without a trace

l want to take shelter

From the poison rain, yeah

Where the streets
have no name

Oh

Where the streets
have no name

Where the streets
have no name

Still building,
then burning down love

Burning down love

And when l go there

l go there with you

lt's all l can do

Yeah!

The city's a flood

Your love turns to rust

We're beaten
and blown by the wind

Trampled in dust

l'll show you a place

High on a desert plain

Where the streets
have no name

Oh, yeah!

Where the streets
have no name

Where the streets
have no name

Still building,
then burning down love

Burning down love

And when l go there

l go there with you

lt's all l can do

l can do it!

Oh

Oh

Hey!

Oh

Oh

All right!

Where the streets
have no name

Where the streets
have no name

Still building,
then burning down love

Burning down love

And when l go there

l go there with you

lt's all l can do

Yeah

Oh, darling

Oh, my darling

l want to go there
with you, yeah

Yeah!

All right!

Thank you.

Sleep, sleep tonight

And may your dreams
be realized

lf the thunder cloud
passes rain

So let it rain,
rain down on him

Mmm

So let it be

Mmm

So let it be

Sleep, sleep tonight

And may your dreams
be realized

lf the thunder cloud
passes rain

So let it rain,
let it rain

Rain on him

See the stone
set in your eyes

See the thorn
twist in your side

l'll wait for you

Sleight of hand
and twist of fate

On a bed of nails,
she makes me wait

And l wait without you

With or without you

With or without you

Through the storm,
we reach the shore

You give it all,
but l want more

And l'm waiting for you

With or without you

With or without you, oh

l can't live

With or without you

Yeah, you

And you give yourself away

And you give yourself away

And you give

And you give

And you give yourself away

My hands are tied

My body bruised

She got me with
nothing to win

And nothing left to lose

And you give yourself away

And you give yourself away

And you give

And you give

And you give yourself away

With or without you

With or without you, oh

l can't live
with or without you

Oh

Oh

Oh

Oh

With or without you

With or without you, oh

l can't live
with or without you

With or without you

Ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh

Thank you.

Yeah, we'll shine like stars
in the summer night

We'll shine like stars
in the winter light

One heart, one hope,
one love

With or without you

With or without you, oh

l can't live
with or without you

With or without you

There are--There are
people who would say

that you shouldn't
mix music and politics

or sport and politics
or whatever,

but l think that's
kind of bullshit.

ln the howling wind

Comes a stinging rain

See it driving nails

lnto the souls
on the tree of pain

From the firefly

Red-orange glow

l see the face of fear

Running scared
in the valley below

Sky

Whoo

Sky...

Whoo

Bullet the blue sky

Bullet the blue sky

Bullet the blue

Bullet the blue

ln the locust wind

Comes a rattle and hum

Jacob wrestled the angel

And the angel was overcome

You plant a demon seed

You raise a flower of fire

See them burning crosses

See the flames,
higher and higher

Sky

Whoo

Sky...

Whoo

Bullet the blue sky

Bullet the blue sky

Bullet the blue

Bullet the blue

Yeah

All right...
now it's you.

So this guy comes up to me

His face red, like a rose
on a thorn bush

Like all the colors
of a royal flush

And he's peeling off
those dollar bills

Slapping 'em down

100!

200!

And l can see
those fighter planes

l can see
those fighter planes

Across the mud huts
where the children sleep

Through the valleys
and the quiet city streets

We take the staircase
to the first floor

We turn the key
and slowly unlock the door

A man breathes
into his saxophone

And through the walls,
we hear the city groan

Outside, it's America

Outside, it's America

So back in the hotel room

With John Coltrane
and the Love Supreme

ln the next room,
l hear some woman scream out

That her lover
is turning off

Turning on the television

Well, l can't
tell the difference

Between ABC News,
Hill Street Blues

And the preacher
of the Old Time Gospel Hour

Stealing money
from the sick and the old

Well, the god
l believe in

lsn't short of cash, mister

l feel a long way

From the hills
of San Salvador

Where the sky is ripped open

And the rain pours
through a gaping wound

Pelting the women
and children

Pelting the women
and children

Who run...who run...

lnto the arms...

Of America

And so she woke up

She woke up from where
she was lying still

Said l--l gotta
do something

About where l'm going

Step on a steam train

Step out of the driving rain

Maybe run from the darkness
in the night

Singing ha,
ha la la la de day

Ha la la la de day

Ha la la de day

Mmm

Sweet the sin

But bitter the taste
in my mouth

l see seven towers

But l only see
one way out

You got to cry
without weeping

Talk without speaking

Scream without raising
your voice

You know,
l took the poison

From the poison stream

Then l floated
out of here

Singing ha,
ha la la la de day

Ha la la la de day

Ha la la de day

Oh...ooh

Ooh, oh

She runs
through the streets

With her eyes painted red

Under black belly of cloud
in the rain

ln through a doorway
she brings me

White gold and pearls
stolen from the sea

She is raging,
she is raging

And the storm blows up
in her eyes

She will suffer
the needle chill

She's running to stand...

Still

l'm still running

Still running

Still running, yeah

l'm still running

Still running

Still running

Still running

Still running

Still running

l'm still running

Still running

l don't--
l'm not even sure

that that song
should be in the film--

Sunday
Bloody Sunday--

because l--
you know, that day,

the day of the Enniskillen,
uh...bombing,

you know, will soon

long since
be forgotten,

and people
will not understand

the way we felt
onstage.

Well, here we are,
the lrish in America.

The lrish have been
coming to America for years...

going back
to the great famine

when the lrish were on the run
from starvation...

and the British government
that couldn't care less...

right up to today.

You know, there are
more lrish immigrants

here in America today
than ever--

some illegal, some legal.

A lot of them are just running
from high unemployment.

Some run from the troubles
in Northern lreland,

from the hatred of the H-blocks,
the torture--

others from wild acts
of terrorism

like we had today
in a town called Enniskillen,

where 11 people lie dead,
many more injured,

on a Sunday, bloody Sunday.

Ooh, oh, oh

Ooh, oh, oh, oh, oh

l can't believe
the news today

l can't close my eyes
and make it go away

How long, how long
must we sing this song?

How long, how long?

Tonight

We can be as one

Tonight

Broken bottles
under children's feet

Bodies strewn across
a dead-end street

But l won't heed
the battle call

That puts my back up,
my back up against the wall

Sunday bloody Sunday

Sunday bloody Sunday

And this battle's yet begun

There's many lost,
but tell me, who has won?

Trenches dug
within our hearts

Mothers, children,
brothers, sisters torn apart

Sunday bloody Sunday

Sunday bloody Sunday

How long, how long
must we sing this song?

How long, how long?

Tonight

We can be as one

Tonight

Tonight

Tonight

Tonight

Tonight

Tonight

Oh!

Yeah

Yeah

And let me
tell you something.

l've had enough
of lrish-Americans

who haven't been
back to their country

in 20 or 30 years

come up to me
and talk about the resistance,

the revolution
back home...

and the glory
of the revolution

and the glory of dying
for the revolution.

Fuck the revolution!

They don't talk about the glory
of killing for the revolution.

What's the glory...

in taking a man from his bed
and gunning him down

in front of his wife
and his children?

Where's the glory in that?

Where's the glory in bombing
a remembrance day parade

of old-age pensioners,

their medals taken out
and polished up for the day?

Where's the glory in that?

To leave them dying
or crippled for life

or dead under the rubble...

of a revolution...

that the majority of the people
in my country don't want?

No more! Sing!

No more

No more

No more

No more

No more

No more

No more

No more

No more

Wipe your tears away

Wipe your tears away

Wipe your bloodshot eyes

Wipe your tears away

Sunday bloody Sunday

Sunday bloody Sunday

Once again.

Sunday bloody Sunday

Sunday bloody Sunday

And it's true
we are immune

When fact is fiction,
TV a reality

And today the millions die

We eat and drink
while tomorrow they die

- Sunday bloody Sunday
- The real battle's just begun

- Sunday bloody Sunday
- To claim the victory Jesus won

Yeah

Sunday bloody Sunday

Sunday
bloody Sunday

Sunday
bloody Sunday

Sunday
bloody Sunday

Sunday
bloody Sunday

Sunday
bloody Sunday

One man come
in the name of love

One man come and go

One man come, he to justify

One man to overthrow

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

One man caught
on a barbed wire fence

One man, he resist

One man washed
on an empty beach

One man betrayed with a kiss

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

The Edge!

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh

Early morning,
April 4

A shot rings out
in the Memphis sky

Free at last,
they took your life

They could not take
your pride

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh,
oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh,
oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

Ohh, oh, oh, oh

For the Reverend
Martin Luther King...

sing.

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

ln the name of love

What more
in the name of love?

ln the name of love

Ohh, oh

Oh, yeah

Oh

Good night.

God bless you.

You say you want

A diamond and a ring of gold

You say you want

Your story to remain untold

But all the promises we made

From the cradle to the grave

When all l want is you

You say you'll give me

A highway
with no one on it

Treasure
just to look upon it

All the riches in the land

You say you'll give me

Eyes in a moon
of blindness

A river in a time of dryness

A harbor in the tempest

But all the promises we make

From the cradle to the grave

When all l want is you

You say you want

Your love to work out right

To last with me
through the night

You say you want

Diamonds and a ring of gold

Your story to remain untold

Your love
not to grow cold

Oh, the promises we break

From the cradle to the grave

When all l want is you

You

l want is you

All l want is you

All l want is you