![]() ![]() Like most of the Boy album, it's about change, confusion, and an almost paranoid curiosity about the world and a young boy's place in it. He wonders if everything will change or if it will all stay the same. The most accurate U2 setlist archive on the web. Click on the images below to view more photos from gallery: 2019 - The Joshua Tree Tour 2019/ - Auckland. That he's wondering if what he sees is the real thing, or if everything's just a facade. Love Is Bigger Than Anything in Its Way.Brown's washing is always the same), Will there be a specific purpose for his life? All questions we ask when we're young and trying to adjust, uncomfortably, into adulthood.Īlso, I agree with everyone else's theory. When I think of it, I think of a young man (Bono) walking home late at night, wondering what life and love are going to be like. ![]() It was written when U2 were only teenagers, seventeen and eighteen years old and the whole album seems to have a recurring theme: growing up and trying to find a place in the world. I have always and probably will always think that the Boy album packs more punch than any other album by any other band I've ever heard. It certainly wouldn't be the first time, especially on the Boy and Joshua Tree albums, that Bono took inspiration from his favorite books and works of literature: Hence the mention of Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray in "The Ocean." General CommentYep, I also heard that this song got its name from Lord of the Flies. Misses Brown's washing is always the same Back to the cold restless streets at night ![]()
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