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"This song is not a rebel song." The story behind U2's emotional, controversial, and often misunderstood, protest anthem Sunday Bloody Sunday
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"It was very emotional," drummer Larry Mullen recalled in a 1983 interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
"It’s a very special song, because it’s the first time that we ever really made a statement."
"You know people are dying every single day through bitterness and hate, and we're saying, Why?
Years later, Bono would confess that "it was a song whose eloquence lay in its harmonic power rather than its verbal strength."
I just can't agree with this whole, 'If you don't agree with me I'll put a gun to your head' vibe.