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- Thats a Terrible song, from the amazing artists.. I wish we never head something like that. People are cruel..
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Don't be embarrassed. I'm a 60 year old, former soldier and this song always brings tears to my eyes.
me tooo lived through ''the Troubles''......cant stand the stops and starts....i;m out of here!!!! its too gut wrenching !!!
💥💥💥🇨🇱❤❤❤
Same same.
If I remember correctly, there was 6,000 deaths in The Troubles. 1916.referrers to an uprising by the Irish that failed but paved the way to Irish Independence.
@@stephensmith2937 it never be over until Ireland is united 🇮🇪
I'm British and my wife is Russian with Ukrainian grandparents. I sobbed through your video. I want to.thank you for your humanity, your self-evident compassion and your sensitivity xxx God bless you 🙏
I was born in Belfast in 1968 and have lived through all of this. The song evokes the feel of the period, the despair and frustration.
Do you find it hard listening to this song due to your life experiences?
I'm an American, crying with a Russian, over war. THIS is what the internet should be used for. Thank you for your beautiful reaction. My heart goes out to you and all Russians against this war in Ukraine. 💜
Pretty much sums it all up clearly. Even though this song specifically is about the conflict in Ireland and Northern Ireland. And I'm from a whole third country Denmark.
It's always the leaders who create a divide. I say if Leaders want to go to war they should just meet the country leader they want one on one and let them fight it out and leave us normal everyday people out of it. We can elect The Rock as President and he can give people elbow to other countries leaders :)
@@Ryszze Every war is the same war my friend. Motherfuckers motherfucking and innocent people suffering. No matter where or when, is always the same war.
@@MrFerperro That's what I'm trying to say. Doesn't matter if I'm Danish or you're Cambodian, or vice versa.
@@Ryszze Yes I know, I wasn't discussing you mate
I'm Irish and yes you will enjoy this song again because now you'll sing along with purpose and empathy for all the people that are caught up in war.❤️
Well said.
@carly Jesus won’t save you , we have to save ourselves and make our world better . Let go of your fairytales that hold our world back
@@mookiestewart3776 To say that Jesus is a fairy tale??!! I will pray for your soul... this is why the world is so lost...
@@mookiestewart3776 You’re participating in another form of intolerance i hope you realize this and stop .
Nope
Long live the peace in Ireland that Dolores caused with this song. There is nobody like her, this should be a Worldwide anthem 🏴🥃
If it helps, this song helped end the war. She was a popular pop/folk/traditional singer, and when she came out with this heavy metal song, sounding so bitter, people were shocked and it became an anti-war anthem.
this so much! people don't realize but less miserables was written by victor hugo when he was exiled from France and that book written in little pamphlets at a time helped end their civil war. People don't realize how the entertainers help shape and change things.
No it didn't
@@anthonydonlan3140 both of the things we mentioned helped bring light to what was going on and helped inspire people to take action. I misspoke and les miserables helped fuel the beginning to the change so I get what you're saying. Les miserables helped start it not end it. I got excited in my sleep deprived state. I just meant entertainers can help change things. I apologize.
@@sammyp4216 no problem my friend by coincidence I'm from Warrington and the farther of tim parry , this may sound a little harsh but his narrative was his son's death ended the trouble's. My mum new the farther of Jonathan ball the toddler who also died that day. But the other dad is a bit of a marmite figure. My answer was a bit Kurt so we're all good.. hare Krishna.
@@anthonydonlan3140 yeah to be fair I don't know a lot about the troubles being an ignorant American. (That means I don't know not that I'm stupid everyone else) I just know what little has made it's way over to my side of life and I was a country boy who is trying to learn more but unfortunately wasn't aware of everything while it was going on. I just know this song did shed light on it and got more people paying attention.
This is one of those songs in our world history that will stick with everyone for years to decades, regardless of race, age, etc.
Nope
Yep
@@cjjoe2385 awful band, embarrassingly awful song....
At least this time Z ombies came from east with their tanks and their bombs.....
Nope, you are embarrassingly awful, not to mention wrong.
There is a lot of love for this song, even 28 years on.
1994, No. 1 on the charts of Australia, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, and Iceland, as well as on the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart. The song was voted by Australian radio Triple J listeners as No. 1 on the 1994 Triple J Hottest 100 chart. It won the Best Song Award at the 1995 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Never apologize for being emotional, we're human. This song was emotional nearly thirty years ago when it was released, and I knew nothing about the lyrics. Knowing what it's about only magnifies it and war in general. Take care and be good to yourself.
51 year old autistic male, and this song gets me in tears. It's so powerful and raw. Also, Dolores O'Rierdan is such an amazing singer.
Love to all peace loving Russians, from the UK. May the dark times soon be over o/
The child slowly taken was taken off life support a few days after the bombing. The other boy died at the scene. They were out buying cards for Mother’s Day.
I was 4 when this song was released in 1994. This song was my absolute favorite from age 4 to 15 and is still in my top 5. When this song came out, I did not understand why they wrote the song or the tragedy they were singing about but I knew it was important. Even as a child, I knew there was pain in that song and it hit me hard. I think this song was the reason I never grew up thinking of war as a game or some fantasy where heros fight evil and innocents don't get hurt, especially as I came to understand the meaning behind it. This song opened my eyes to the hardships of life from an early age and I'm thankful for that. RIP Delores O'Riordan, thank you for being such a huge part of my life.
I was in Krakow this past May and there were over 100 Ukrainian refugees gathered at sukiennice singing this acapella in English, with all the flags it was tear-jerking.
I can only imagine...
NL, we're getting Russian refugees now too. I figured this song would resonate with her. I checked if she's living elsewhere - US, fortunately. Should probably stay there for the next 12 months or so. It's going to get worse before it gets better.
wow
wow, that had to be a hauntingly beautiful thing to witness. :/
I think I watched that on the internet. It was ok, but they obviously didn’t practice.
Virtual hug from Canada. Such a powerful song and your emotions show that you're not de-sensitized which is rare these days. You hold good values and are a good person.
i was an english soldier posted to nothern ireland during the "troubles" and it was not a good time for anyone.. every single irish person i met was really nice and kind. warfare turns people into mindless zombies that just follow orders.
@@DarkAngel1985Mike both sides did horrible stuff mate, yes we knew but soldiers aren't as deep as ur thinking , it was our job and our mates , it didn't go much further than that.
Nice of u to throw stuff back in the guys face , he knows perfectly well before your comment.
My town was bombed twice and that's why I joined, being young u only see one side of the story specially conflicts between countries.
Your not a nice person 😔
@@DarkAngel1985Mike I don't give a crap about that, I just think u were hard on that guy for no reason, do u think him or I don't know the history or the shit things our government did?.
In the end there is no difference because both parties had evolved into peak terrorism at each other like the worst stuff people do in war and there's no excuse for either , can pretend one side was worse if u want but in the end it took the worst of both forces for decent people to realise and shut it down , it had gone too far.
For example I don't not drink Fanta because it was a German option because they couldn't get cola , its a drink its tasty I like the lemon one, I don't judge people because of what they did yesterday I judge them if they didn't learn anything from it and the guy above who defo saw some horrible times doesn't deserve u poking ur finger in his face , so I'm poking mine in yours.
There's far worse been done today that u don't care about and that makes u a hypocrite and for all u know u just hurt an honest person for no reason other than making a point , that makes u a crap person and I don't care about anything you say , why should I
@@DarkAngel1985Mike Yeah, because killing children in Warrington is justified🤔
@@DarkAngel1985Mike u have to understand soldiers are trained that way some are more brutal
@@DarkAngel1985Mike you dont seem to understand that the british army was there to keep the peace between the Irish catholics and irish protestants. It waa an extensiin of the civil war between the irish. It wasnt the rest of britain’s fight. The attacks in ireland mostly killed innocent irish people. The attacks on british soldiers and the british mainland achieved nothing beyond killing innocent people.
Zombie is considered a protest song against the Northern Ireland conflict. Dolores O'Riordan wrote the lyrics to the song during the band's 1993 tour of England in memory of two children (Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry) who were killed in an IRA bombing in Warrington on March 20, 1993. Essential passages refer to the Easter Rising of 1916 and its traumatic consequences.
RIP Dolores
Don't feel bad for crying. I'm a 54 year old man and I tear up from the opening chords of the song every time. Such intensely powerful music and her voice just takes it to another level. The lyrics are devastating in their intensity and the images that come with them.
You do have one advantage though. You have a cutely snoring puppy there to hug and cuddle until you feel better. Do that.
Same.... 42 years old, but same.
Me too brother, I was going to write very much the same. I've probably heard this 100 times and cry every time. I've never seen this reactor before, she seems to have a wonderful gentle soul
well said my guys, same here - great and true reaction
I'm a 57 year old Concrete worker and this still brings me to tears. That is called empathy for your fellow human, Never apologize for that.
Same 65 male construction contractor
Don’t be scared to confront reality. That’s why this song is good because it is impactful. Be impactful, without losing your will to persist. Be strong.
Ok, but the doggo snores give me so much joy.
I was going to say the same thing. That’s loving your dog. Made me smile.
This is a real heartbreaker of a song and is relatable to anyone who has been caught up in conflict. There is so much truth in the lyrics and Dolores' vocals just make them even more raw and personal.
Fun fact: Dolores' singing performance in this song is designed to emulate Keening, an old Gaelic mourning tradition... a sort of traditional simultaneous singing/wailing in grief over the departed at a Gaelic funeral.
Complete with emulation of the hiccuping noises someone ends up making after sobbing hard for a long time.
She is literally mourning and grieving all the innocent people caught in the crossfire of conflict... especially the children.
When I was growing up, my mother was crying at the dining room table after reading the paper. I asked what had upset her, she described the cultural differences some countries have, and how the life of some innocent children suffered. When this song came out she never once complained when I played it. Such a great song
The song isn't from 2009. It predates TH-cam and the internet we know of today by a lot, it's from 1994 and one of the most well known anti-war songs globally.
It's almost weird how relevant this song is today, and specifically for Russia. Not just as an anti-war song itself, but even the title seems oddly relevant, but I especially find one part of the lyrics so damn relevant to the Russian population: "When the violence causes silence - We must be mistaken"
They're completely detached from all the suffering that they are causing, stay completely silent. This country will never not be a mafia state if no one is doing anything against it. No one can change this but them. All of this is exactly why Ukraine had the Euromaidan, why so many former Soviet Union states wanted to get away from their former masters in the Kreml. Silence is compliance.
i’m from ireland, don’t be embarrassed at all, thank you so much reacting, you can see your passion💕
I used to love playing this song at parties or just jamming. As a bass player, I love how this song is carried by the bassline. Check out the cover of this song done by Bad Wolves. It was supposed to be done with Delores O'Riordan of the Cranberries, but she died just before they could do the project together. Bad Wolves released the song after her death and donated the proceeds to her children, if I recall correctly.
Also the music video they pay omage to her with the date of her death
This is a link to the video the Bad Wolves made of the song in spite of the fact that Delores died, quite literally, the day before they were to record with her. th-cam.com/video/9XaS93WMRQQ/w-d-xo.html
I don't like that version. This song is too good to be redone
@@920WASHBURNI love that version (obviously no one can come close to this version) Bad Wolves made a Hell of a cover of this song and obviously Dolores felt like they would or she would not have been planning to be a part of it. I'm just sorry she never had the chance, may she rest in peace.
My heart goes out to the Russian people and the pain you carry. May you find peace. May your people find freedom from tyranny.
I am crying along with you.
This song is about my country (Northern Ireland), and the pictures in the video were shot in my city (Belfast).
I am glad to say the war is over. But it’s still fresh in the memory, I lost many friends to the violence.
Nice review and nice channel.
This was my first view on your channel. And what a powerful song to start with. And your powerful message. It gives me a slight feeling of hope. ❤
This song has been one of my favorite songs. Delores has been among my favorite singers. Her words are so true.. War is never necessary inless your being attacked. Self defense is the only legitimate excuse to fight. Or defense of innocent such as children. If those who are evading lay down there weapons and go home deal with the issues that are facing there on country. The war would be over. . I always feel bad for the innocent caught in wars
Never apologize for getting upset when it comes to war, your tears just shows your subscribers that you have a beautiful soul and your a sweetheart. Be proud of who you are, if we were all like you and had the same attitude then there would be no wars. Much respect from Australia, love your reactions and your puppy sounds so cute, they truly are men and women's best friend.
This song is so powerful. It is one of the few songs that transcends time. I can fully understand your reaction to the song.
this is the first time I have seen any reaction by you I am a 45 yr old Australian man and I have know this song since it first came out in the 90s but watching the way you reacted to it made me cry my eyes out amd just want to give you a hug . I have to say that you are a beautiful looking woman but that aside your personality and soul really show true beauty. you are the sort of person that anyone would be blessed to have in their lives and as a friend I wish more people were like you
When you actually listen or understand the lyrics of a song it has a completely different meaning than you originally thought.
Do not be embarrassed at all. Yours is the correct response. I am a former American Soldier and after 20 years of service, sometimes I think she is singing about me and it does make me sad too.
I am Irish from Co Meath...I too am 54yro male, I cannot listen to this song without crying. I hate all wars - but we lived through the worst of the troubles in the 70's and 80's.
The Cranberries and Delores had their finger on the pulse of emotions. Something a lot Irish people a devoid of due to the troubles.
I met Dolores in 1992, very sweet person, her passing was absolutely heartbreaking.
me too
My heart goes out to Ukraine and to fair minded people from Russia, like yourself, who don't like what is happening.
You better cry for the poor Iraqi families & their children that stupid karen America killed !!!!
@@siren369xstar8 Are you talking to me in particular? 😁
thank you for sharing your thoughts and tears. Many of us saw this song and were moved to tears.
Your empathy for the plight of others is so touching. You have such a good and tender heart. Guard it well. Stay that way. Do not become jaded and hard hearted as so many do. They just turn away. You care. Watchin and diggin it, girlfriend. Bless you. Shoutout from an old rock and roller from Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Go with God. Peace
as the son of an old Irish man that served 22 years in the British armed forces ... this song hits hard but I've heard it a million times, cried more than is possible... it's beautiful so don't feel bad x
They just keep taking the children and sending the young men to a pointless end. Much love to you from an American hillbilly in Idaho. Don't need to say sorry for feeling emotion. Your video was a ray of sunshine to my day❤
Bad Wolves did a cover of this that was meant to feature the lead singer. Sadly she died before it could be done. They released the cover and gave all the proceeds to her family. You should react to that one too.
The poor lass barely got through reacting to this one..
@@robbpowell194 true 😌
My favorite rendition is Daria Stavrovich when she performed this song on the voice 2016 RU
@@bluemidnight5926 oh I'll have to check that out
@@bluemidnight5926 I've just searched it and realized I have seen it. It was epic to say the least.
The song captures the intensity, despair, anger and insanity of mindless fighting. Although much simpler (just voice and guitar), a rare song that tells a sad but real depiction of war is 'War is Hell' by Wes Makepiece.
I remember when this song came out in the 90s. Like you, I just listened to the song but really didn't pay all that much attention to the lyrics. It wasn't until I was an adult that I did. Now I kinda feel bad cause this song is just so much deeper than I realized. This is such a good song on so many levels; I have a much much greater appreciation for it. This was a tuff reaction to watch; I hate seeing you all torn-up like that but I'm glad you now realize just how much more meaningful this song is. Shortly after its release, this song helped put an end to the violence in Ireland and England for a time.
Thank you so much for being here for me
@@RussianReactionReviews Any time hun. I always love watching your reactions.
Bless your kind soul. My heart feels the same sadness yours does. We are all just people. Much love from Canada
The Song and the Video is a Masterpiece
Thank you ❤🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Lived through it and can totally relate to whats happening now with your country❤❤❤🇮🇪🇷🇺
This is a very heartbreaking song + video. When you really listen to the lyrics and feel all of its emotions, it leaves you with a heavy heart. ((💔))
Thanks young lady, " you really understand why by many times young people died into a wars wish don't belong to them...❤❤❤
I love this song. I feel for you, and for all those who find themselves in the midst of this crap. Wars are political and not driven by the citizen's of the world. We all need to stand up to our government's and stop the cycle.
I so wish the people of your country could understand and react as you do. God bless you.
I agree with you, as you said you will never understand why there is war, me too, all the world leaders are the ones behind all the killing, they arrange and set up these soldiers to fight and make it seem like "oh you're fighting for your country", getting in their heads it's sick you have a beautiful heart and your reaction tells it all, thank you for reacting to this song. The Cranberries are a great band the singer Dolores died in January 2018. I recommend Linger and Dreams by them, I have a feeling you will really like Dreams.
Thank you so much for your recommendation, I’ll check it out
When you hold your child in your arms as it dies, and know those responsible are protected by the government of the occupying army you learn why there are wars. You understand the hate and anger that leads to attacks on that nation, even if it means other parents lose their children the pain and hate you feel is overwhelming.
I loved your reaction to this song!! Your a beautiful human being who has empathy for humanity which is so heart warming!! Sending you love from Ireland.
I love your reaction,so genuine,natural...never apologize for being HUMAN,you can't listen to this song and not cry because its message touches your soul and Dolores' s voice is so angelic and sad that literally moves you so God bless you beautiful girl for being brave to not hiding your feelings and let it all out!!!
P.S.I always cry listening to this and I listened to this song a billion times before...
Love from Romania 🇷🇴!!!❤️🙏🤗
Beautiful reaction replete with humanity and empathy. Thank you!
I've watched a lot of reactions to this video and you're the first person to make me tear up, I love your videos keep doing what you do
Thank you for your words, and especially your tears. You give me hope.
The more we listen to music like this the less we will all fight.
This, for me, is a song of hope. Essentially i think she’s saying, we need to find a way to reconcile over deep rooted hatreds as the consequences of us not finding a way to do that is the lives of innocent children on both sides.
No one should be ashamed of their tears, feelings should be shown, otherwise you are not human! Thank you for the reaction! And quite honestly, anyone who doesn't have tears in their eyes when they hear this song, I don't trust!
No she should feel shame.
I’ve seen so many “first reactions” to this song. I’m so happy that people are not only learning the meaning beh😢this song but also the absolute artistry behind this group. I am only saddened by the fact that Dolores O’Riordan died before seeing the influence she’d have. She passed in 2018 nearly 20 yrs after this song but I still love watching everyone’s reactions to her, it never gets old.
I've been dealing with Ukrainian refugees all year in my job and the stories have broken my heart. Sleeping in bombed out cellars and under bridges trying to get to somewhere safe. I can't imagine...
But when you said you'd heard the somg before and had never had an emotional response it's completely understandable. I remember listening to a song i'd heard a hundred times before after my grandmother died and the lyrics made sense in a way they never had before and i was in tears within moments. I haven't been able to listen to it since.
Thank you for such a heartfelt reaction. Totally agree.
This song was written in response to a bombing in 1993. Two ira bombs went off, injuring about 50 people and killing two children, aged 3 and 12. When she sings and their bombs and their bombs, it is because of the two detonations. This is so raw you can not help but cry. Gets me every time.
Beatiful reaction. I truly wish we could all have this empathy.
I was greatful for your chat.... I kinda cried actually. I hope us normal people can get along..... love your video and you for making it!!
Efectivamente, no hemos aprendido 😔
Esta canción siempre me ha emocionado pero me emocioné más con tu reacción y sensibilidad.
Un saludo y mucho ánimo
Ur a good person don't be hard on urself , love and 🕯️ sent to u from the north of Ireland ❤️
Thank you so much ! I appreciate that
U have ur own problems now , our thoughts are with Russia and Ukraine ❤️ love us all ❤️ peace 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️
Russians are not to blame for the war in Ukraine ❤️ we all know that Russians are victims of this war aswell , know that us are loved too xxx
Anytime someone experiences this song, it gives me hope for all of us. Beautiful reaction! Love from the US.
All my great grandparents came over from Ireland, to Boston. This song sums up most of the reasons why. Love your channel.
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Sweetheart, Im so happy you get it, what this song is about. You young people can change this world❤❤❤❤
You are a kind person. Thank you for sharing .
This song is so powerful. Your snoring Puppy is so sweet.
I am a 60-year-old American and I cannot tell you how moving that was to me. My heart goes out to you on every level. 💔
And if it helps any, I was the same way as you. I was very aware I mean of wars and that kind of stuff being a guy, but what I mean is when that song came out, it's not one of those where I went out and bought the album like I did with a lot of other bands.
I'm a musician and I love music. And for me, I instinctually pay a lot more attention to the music at first than the lyrics. And when I write music it's the same way.
So I remember hearing this song a lot on the radio and you would hear it you know out at a club or at a friend's house, and I remember loving the intensity of it. Of her voice. It was just great. I didn't even know the name of the song was Zombie. I just knew it is that "angry chick" song, laugh. But I loved it. I really loved it. I had no idea what the lyrics were about. And of course once you know, it just amplifies how emotionally powerful that song is. And I actually do know something about the conflict she's talking about. I am of Irish and Swedish heritage.
Finally, from just a music understanding point of view, what she's doing there with her voice when it breaks upwards? It's almost like a yodel if you know what that is. And a lot of singers use that to show emotion. But just not to that extent.
What she was using is a feature of Irish vocal music it also exists outside of music, and it is called keening. It's almost always associated with anguish or loss.
I know the absolute perfect song for you having heard this and seeing your reaction. And it's somebody I was hoping you had done some reactions to anyway, so it's Elvis Presley.
And this particular song is from his 1968 Comeback Special which was something that was filmed for a Christmas special on one of the network broadcasts. But he ends the thing with what was then considered a controversial song, written specifically for him by one of his songwriters as a tribute to Dr Martin Luther King, who had recently been assassinated, along with the general racial strife and chaos that was going on at that time in the late 1960s.
He was very deeply affected by the assassination and in this performance called "If I Can Dream", and it is the very final song in the concert, it is definitely the finale of the show, that's the tribute song and he gives it so much pain and emotion in it. A lot of people consider it to be one of the greatest performances of that era . And it's easy to find on TH-cam by searching for If I Can Dream 1968 Comeback Special, and make sure it's the one where he is in a white suit with a red tie and there is a huge Elvis sign behind him. I am positive that you will love it.
And while he doesn't do keening, he's definitely using those upward vocal breaks and it's not fake, he's just pouring his heart out and then he's exhausted at the end.
Apparently after that, he went backstage and cried for hours. But it's such a powerful and uplifting song, which is why I thought you would love to hear it. But it deals with similar topics in a way. But not war. Just over racial and ethnic division. And it is a masterful performance. And also, they wanted him to close with a Christmas song but he absolutely insisted on finishing this one with a social statement instead. It's such an amazing story and such an amazing moment in time.
It's a shame there's nothing for the village of mai lai massaçre vommited ( spelt correctly) what happened in Vietnam as bad as any Nazi atrocitiey but thankfully stopped by an American chopper crew. Who no one knows because it's easier to forget. A real hero.
When all that darkness has passed, for it has to, give us your lovely smile again and react to those songs of beauty. If feelings are tense, remember there must be good times to come.
Dont EVER APOLOGIZE FOR THE LOVE IN YOUR HEART AND SOUL, BLESS YOU FRIEND ❤
Another powerful song related to The Troubles is U2 with Sunday Bloody Sunday.
You should check it out, particularly the performance they did at Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Thank you for your honest and very human reaction.
You have such a beautiful heart. We need more people like you in this world. Everywhere.❤
Every person on Earth should listen to this song and think about the senseless hate we sling towards one another.
Even as a British man you have to love this song and appreciate violence solves nothing
Your reaction to this powerful song shows to you to be beautiful human being. Don't change. Don't lose faith in good. There's far more good people in the world than bad.🙏🌏
You have a beautiful soul that's important in the world we all live in today.
This is an incredible reaction and your emotion and pain is so very understandable, that emotion just shows you are a sensitive empathetic human, dont ever feel ashamed or feel the need to apologize for it💔
SOOOOOO GORGEOUS
Unfortunately this song was too relevant before it was even written and long after. Rest in Peace Dolores. The pain in your beautiful voice will echo forever.
This is an incredibly raw and sad song. It makes sense to cry, it means you're human.
“I didn’t plan to cry today”
I’m glad it caught you by surprise, it made for a great reaction.
It’s a very powerful song, with a very powerful message obviously because of you circumstance you had the best reaction by far because it hit you 10 times harder than it would’ve otherwise.
I have never reacted to a reaction video like I did watching this. I feel your pain through your tears and hope that peace will come soon.
Bravo for such a genuine reaction.
I cried with you. Today at dinner, the thoughts from me and my son were also with the people in the Ukraine, one thinks of the many old babushkas, children... who are there in the cold, afraid. The song Zombie today stands for the "Z" of the Russian army. RIP Dolores O`Riordan from Germany.
Hugs from Scotland 🏴
You have a beautiful soul. We will get there honey x
You take care of yourself ❤
I feel it , Start with yourself, unconditional Love for all, nomatther what they do, no judgment from real people.
This song was released in 1994 in Ireland. In an interview with Louder Sound, O'Riordian recalls:
It was extremely busy and we were working all the time around the clock,” she said. “That song came to me when I was in Limerick, and I wrote it initially on an acoustic guitar, late at night. I remember being in my flat, coming up with the chorus, which was catchy and anthemic. So I took it into rehearsals, and I picked up the electric guitar. Then I kicked in distortion on the chorus, and I said to Ferg [Fergal Lawler, drums]: ‘Maybe you could beat the drums pretty hard.’ Even though it was written on an acoustic, it became a bit of a rocker….It came organically because we were using our live instruments, we were plugging in a lot, and we started to mess around with feedback and distortion. When you’re on tour you start to mess around a bit more with the live side of things. There were a lot of bands around that were part of the grunge thing, and this wasn’t grunge, but the timing was good. We couldn’t have really fitted in with grunge, because we were just a different type of a band. We were Irish and from Limerick, and we had a lot of our own ideas. A lot of the grunge bands were very similar to each other.
Thank you, simply thank you for spreading the message of this powerful song.
You are so real with wards, thank you, just thank you.
I've heard this song plenty of times, and I never knew what it was truly about until a few days ago. You might hear it casually and slowly bob your head to the lyrics. But when you listen to the lyrics, watch the video, and truly know what this song is about, you realize it's not a happy song.
It was called “The Troubles” - Irish Catholics vs. Protestant British in Northern Ireland……..there’s loads of fabulous documentaries on YT…….it will shed light on the song and its origins.
Such a sweet soul you are! Thank you!
my heart was screaming out to hug you I'm so sorry for what your going through the song hits "to close to home as we say"...
Beautiful reaction, Gorgeous Russian Girl. Grazie
couldn't help but tear up watching this reaction. Peace to you sister.