Just don't compare this cover with the original, because both give us the different atmosphere, both are amazing. This orchestral version is hauntingly great
Zombie by The Cranberries has ALOT of covers and variations of the song by different artist I wouldn't be surprised that you actually have heard this version in a. Movie xD
@@HORSESNDOGS9 Long story short, from Call Of Duty Zombies. A TH-camr made a tribute for the storyline and used this song in it. This person was referring to that
*Lyrics* Another head hangs lowly Child is slowly taken And the violence, caused such silence Who are we mistaking? But you see, it's not me It's not my family In your head, in your head, they are fighting With their tanks, and their bombs And their bombs, and their guns In your head, in your head they are crying In your head, in your head Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie What's in your head, in your head Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie Du, du, du, du, du Du, du, du, du, du Du, du, du, du, du Du, du What's in your head, in your head Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie What's in your head (Du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du) Your head (Du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du) Ohh...
Not to be cliche But the one thing I hate about this is the fact that it is way too short Please tell me there’s a version where she does the entire song
@twentyøne chemical falløutboys atthediscø Incorrect, she references 1916 but the song is regarding a specific bombing that occurred during the Troubles in which two children were killed. It caused consternation at the time because all along, British soldiers were killing Irish nationalist children without issue but when two are killed in Britain, she wrote this song, ignoring the plight of those under forced British control in the North of Ireland because she was raised in Limerick, where there was no foreign occupation, so she did not see any issues personally. She says "it's the same old thing, since 1916, in your head, in your head, they're still fighting" Referencing the rising, but it is based on the Warrington bombing.
@Heart Of Stars The Irish Civil War was not until 1922, in 1916, it was a war for Irish Independence from British rule as a free state once more. Many of Ireland's great nationalist heroes were Protestant. The war was barely anything to do with religion, it was regarding British Imperialism. Some of the 1916 leaders were Protestant, (Countess Markievicz), married to Protestants (James Connolly) or son's of protestants (Patrick and Willie Pearse). The use of religion to discard the real reason for the war is utterly disrespectful to the facts and truth, it was an war on imperialism. When the electoral lines were altered for the 1917 elections (the one that got 26 of Ireland's 32 countries independence) to allow the Industrial areas of the North in Ulster, it was done to give Unionists the majority, as most of the best industrial areas had nationalist majorities. The issue with the Troubles was not a religious one but a further fight to release the last 6 counties of Ireland from British control, though it is noted that the Unionists (pro-Britain) community is *usually* Protestant and the Nationalist (Pro-Irish freedom) community is Catholics, it is not a war on religious grounds, it is a war on Political ones. People who wish for Ireland to be reunified and people who wish to remain part of the British empire. Ireland owes a lot to her Protestant nationalists, Wolfe Tonne, Robert Emmet, Charles Stewart Parnell, etc, so no, it is cleary, not a religious war. The reference is to the rising in 1916, to get the British out of Ireland, the reason those who fought in the Troubles, continued. Dolores was born and raised in Limerick, a part of Ireland where Independence has been for almost 100 years, she saw the bomb attack and was angered at civilian lives lost, same as they were in 1916, but failed to acknowledge those lives lost in Ireland every day throughout the Troubles by the British occupation, which angers some Republicans. That's why she says "It's the same old thing, since 1916, in their head, in their head, they're still fighting, with their tanks and their guns, and their bombs" she is referencing Irish struggle for Independence, the religious factors were a minuscule part of it all. I would suggest a more thorough study into the Irish struggle for Independence, you have terrible misinformation as to the basic facts for the situation. There is a book by a Dutch Historian on it, his name eludes me now, he gives a great non-Biased account of it all that will give you far more info.
@@nhugh23 Bad people were on both sides. Terrorists are just that, people hungry for power and enjoy pain. Attacking innocent people just to get back at something that they had no hand in is inexcusable, no matter the cause. Dont try and justify slaughter. ( not directed at anyone in particular. Just a generalised statement of my own thoughts on the matter.)
@@BellaNoceur008 No one can or should justify the "collateral damage" (innocent victims) of war. It is just angering to have two little boys on one side instil upset enough for a song, yet not those children on the other. War is always a question of casualties, being honest, none mourn soldiers as they do the civilians, soldiers are actively involved in wars. Connolly and Pearse, we were angry for their executions, especially Connolly's, he was injured and they tied him to a chair and shot him, that even had King George intervene, utterly against warfare etiquette at the time, those deaths angered the Irish people but not as much as the butcher of Moore street who raised a white flag as he, his wife and two children tried to flee the street that week in 1916, the British soldiers saw them, knew them to be innocent and riddled them in bullets all the same, hence why the people of Dublin initially were against the rising, it killed innocent people, but with the attitude of the British soldiers, the attitude changed. The Dublin and Monaghan bombings, the bombs by the Unionists (and many suspect with assistance from the British Army) that bombed Dublin city at 5pm on a Friday outside a college and the train station, that was only ever to kill innocent people, including Mary and Anna O'Brien, 1 and 2 years old respectively, as well as their mother and father, again, acts of terror and war who hurt only the innocent. Innocent people move us most, I simply wish more was written for the children Ireland has lost to it.
I'm glad you've found it. I was in high school when the original came out and it was so impactful. It has not lost even the slightest bit of meaning in the last nearly two and a half decades. I'm not usually a big fan of covers but every cover of this song that I've heard since chills down my spine. Every artist has honored the song, The Cranberries, and the memory of Dolores with each rendition they've done.
Eisenhower was what we call in the military a "backdoor rat" he avoided combat till he was a general and didn't have to fight it himself. He didnt know war at least not the front lines
I know this song is about something totally different, but for me it has meaning. As someone who has Dissociative Identity Disorder, this song is so relatable.
yeah...and also because the intent behind the original...its meant to be angry. its them showing there frustration and anger with the IRA and the bombing. covers are good...but they just lack the emotion behind them, the intent
This sounds like it belongs in Attack on Titan. Knowing the ending now it could easily be any of the characters theme songs, especially Eren’s or Reiner’s
This is the kind of song you'd expect in a trailer for an adaptation of the X-men where we follow a young Mutant as he gets radicalized and joins the Brotherhood of Mutants, drawing parallels to the IRA (obvs, given the song), Hamas, etc, and the self-defeating nature of sectarian violence and overreaction by the powers-that-be.
Another head hangs lowly Child is slowly taken And the violence caused such silence Who are we mistaken? But you see, it's not me, it's not my family In your head, in your head they are fighting With their tanks, and their bombs, and their bombs, and their guns In your head, in your head they are crying In your head, in your head Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie What's in your head? In your head? Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh Another mother's breaking Heart is taking over When the violence causes silence We must be mistaken It's the same old theme, since nineteen-sixteen In your head, in your head they're still fighting…
If there is a new upcoming zombie movie this should be the song that will be used in the trailer cuz its so perfect i love it soo much it even gives me chills out of my skin
Nobody sang it better than Dolores O'Riordan. Her voice was epic. I just don't believe this song can be covered. Edit: I just don't believe this song has been covered adequately. "Yet." Maybe it never can be. Dolores set an incredibly high bar with it.
Given Surname by “don’t believe it can be covered”, do you mean nobody can sing it better? If so, I’d have to point out that a good artist, when covering a song, doesn’t try to make it better than the original. A good cover pays its respect to the original while taking it in a new direction. A good cover is from someone who loves the original song and felt inspired by it. Zombie can definitely be covered.
@@johnathanarcher6999 - Disagree. There are covers that are on par with the originals, albeit in a different way. Tears for Fears "Mad World" by Gary Jules for example. Then there are covers that are better than the originals. Nirvana did this with a band nobody really remembers because they weren't that good. If covers (or even "sampling") were a tribute, then the artists should make the original artist clear. Which they rarely, if ever, do. And yeah, "Zombie" can be and has been covered... Just not very well. Dolores evoked emotion with this song; others fall flat. * shrug *
@@givensurname1296 Who is to decide if something is 'better' or not. It's all in the eye of the beholder. This does hold more value in ways of music in my opinion. Singing is pretty much equal I think. Both ladies obviously have power and emotion in their voices. :) I had this situation when the Sound of Silence was covered, but after listening to the cover a few times I have to admit they did very well job and both are equally as good. :)
I found a playlist of epic covers of famous songs, and clicked this as it was the first song i recognized. I didn’t even see that it was a damned anthem cover. Holy crap.
@Creative Amintronics Even sadder that the actual creator died the night she was supposed to appear on the Bad Wolves version. Nice to know that after releasing the song anyway in tribute to her passing they donated the proceeds to her family.
@Liberty or Death "As you can see from the Middle East, when people give up they just move and become someone else's problem." What do you mean by that, would you care to explain?
Usaron esta canción para hacer la propaganda de la serie de Tevez "Apache", un orgullo que usaran esta obra de arte para semejante serie!!!! Saludos desde Argentina ❤️👏
1,000th comment! :D I heard this song on another compilation and really enjoyed this song. Great job. I hope Miss O'Riordan would've approved of it. R.I.P.
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Ok but can we talk about the awesome art for the cover? It's so pretty!
Yea I thought it too Briyoedoe! This Art is Amazing! Who ever made it, it is very beautiful!
@@j.w.318 thank you! Good I'm not the only one haha!
True its really beautiful
Same! It's what made me click on the video and I love both the cover and the song!
If you look at the video description, you can see the url for the image and the artist's gallery. :)
The echo and the cinematic sequence of this cover is exactly what I like about it cause it’s not very rock but it has such emotion!
_“When I died, I felt nothing. When Dempsey died, I felt... something. When Takeo died... I knew I had to try to save them.”_
I was looking for this comment🥺
Reference?
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@@user-bq7dt1sj2f that's the sauce?
Just don't compare this cover with the original, because both give us the different atmosphere, both are amazing. This orchestral version is hauntingly great
This sounds amazing, wear earphones it sounds like a concert experience 😎
Sounds like a song that would be played during a movie trailer
It is
@@alynn2002 which movie
JarettnCrystal Elmore it's in a movie titled "abigail"
Zombie by The Cranberries has ALOT of covers and variations of the song by different artist I wouldn't be surprised that you actually have heard this version in a. Movie xD
Sounds like a game trailer music
“We’ll fight side-by-side, back to back. Even if it's for the last time.” - Tank Dempsey
Ayeee :)
What's that from?
@@HORSESNDOGS9 Long story short, from Call Of Duty Zombies. A TH-camr made a tribute for the storyline and used this song in it. This person was referring to that
@@TacoTakeo cool. Thanks man
@@HORSESNDOGS9 np
*Lyrics*
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence, caused such silence
Who are we mistaking?
But you see, it's not me
It's not my family
In your head, in your head, they are fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head they are crying
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
Du, du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du, du
Du, du
What's in your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head (Du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du)
Your head (Du, du, du, du, du, du, du, du)
Ohh...
Yes, we know the lyrics. Fuck off.
Good
Thanks ♡♡♡♡♡♡
(I speak spanish)
i think its "who are we mistaking?" not sure though
Lol
Not to be cliche
But the one thing I hate about this is the fact that it is way too short
Please tell me there’s a version where she does the entire song
@twentyøne chemical falløutboys atthediscø Incorrect, she references 1916 but the song is regarding a specific bombing that occurred during the Troubles in which two children were killed. It caused consternation at the time because all along, British soldiers were killing Irish nationalist children without issue but when two are killed in Britain, she wrote this song, ignoring the plight of those under forced British control in the North of Ireland because she was raised in Limerick, where there was no foreign occupation, so she did not see any issues personally. She says "it's the same old thing, since 1916, in your head, in your head, they're still fighting" Referencing the rising, but it is based on the Warrington bombing.
@Heart Of Stars
The Irish Civil War was not until 1922, in 1916, it was a war for Irish Independence from British rule as a free state once more.
Many of Ireland's great nationalist heroes were Protestant. The war was barely anything to do with religion, it was regarding British Imperialism. Some of the 1916 leaders were Protestant, (Countess Markievicz), married to Protestants (James Connolly) or son's of protestants (Patrick and Willie Pearse).
The use of religion to discard the real reason for the war is utterly disrespectful to the facts and truth, it was an war on imperialism. When the electoral lines were altered for the 1917 elections (the one that got 26 of Ireland's 32 countries independence) to allow the Industrial areas of the North in Ulster, it was done to give Unionists the majority, as most of the best industrial areas had nationalist majorities.
The issue with the Troubles was not a religious one but a further fight to release the last 6 counties of Ireland from British control, though it is noted that the Unionists (pro-Britain) community is *usually* Protestant and the Nationalist (Pro-Irish freedom) community is Catholics, it is not a war on religious grounds, it is a war on Political ones. People who wish for Ireland to be reunified and people who wish to remain part of the British empire.
Ireland owes a lot to her Protestant nationalists, Wolfe Tonne, Robert Emmet, Charles Stewart Parnell, etc, so no, it is cleary, not a religious war.
The reference is to the rising in 1916, to get the British out of Ireland, the reason those who fought in the Troubles, continued. Dolores was born and raised in Limerick, a part of Ireland where Independence has been for almost 100 years, she saw the bomb attack and was angered at civilian lives lost, same as they were in 1916, but failed to acknowledge those lives lost in Ireland every day throughout the Troubles by the British occupation, which angers some Republicans. That's why she says "It's the same old thing, since 1916, in their head, in their head, they're still fighting, with their tanks and their guns, and their bombs" she is referencing Irish struggle for Independence, the religious factors were a minuscule part of it all.
I would suggest a more thorough study into the Irish struggle for Independence, you have terrible misinformation as to the basic facts for the situation. There is a book by a Dutch Historian on it, his name eludes me now, he gives a great non-Biased account of it all that will give you far more info.
Borogove Cyles
@@nhugh23 Bad people were on both sides. Terrorists are just that, people hungry for power and enjoy pain. Attacking innocent people just to get back at something that they had no hand in is inexcusable, no matter the cause. Dont try and justify slaughter. ( not directed at anyone in particular. Just a generalised statement of my own thoughts on the matter.)
@@BellaNoceur008 No one can or should justify the "collateral damage" (innocent victims) of war. It is just angering to have two little boys on one side instil upset enough for a song, yet not those children on the other. War is always a question of casualties, being honest, none mourn soldiers as they do the civilians, soldiers are actively involved in wars. Connolly and Pearse, we were angry for their executions, especially Connolly's, he was injured and they tied him to a chair and shot him, that even had King George intervene, utterly against warfare etiquette at the time, those deaths angered the Irish people but not as much as the butcher of Moore street who raised a white flag as he, his wife and two children tried to flee the street that week in 1916, the British soldiers saw them, knew them to be innocent and riddled them in bullets all the same, hence why the people of Dublin initially were against the rising, it killed innocent people, but with the attitude of the British soldiers, the attitude changed. The Dublin and Monaghan bombings, the bombs by the Unionists (and many suspect with assistance from the British Army) that bombed Dublin city at 5pm on a Friday outside a college and the train station, that was only ever to kill innocent people, including Mary and Anna O'Brien, 1 and 2 years old respectively, as well as their mother and father, again, acts of terror and war who hurt only the innocent. Innocent people move us most, I simply wish more was written for the children Ireland has lost to it.
Wow the art in the background is beautiful, I think I’m gonna try to achieve that look for Halloween or something
Bridget Andrews I bet it would look beautiful! It’s going to be hard work though so good luck 😊
look up Día de Muertos, for some more ideas
Did you get it?
@Agnite lmao
am i the only one who's new to this song but is already luving it?
I think
I'm glad you found it then
I'm glad you've found it. I was in high school when the original came out and it was so impactful. It has not lost even the slightest bit of meaning in the last nearly two and a half decades. I'm not usually a big fan of covers but every cover of this song that I've heard since chills down my spine. Every artist has honored the song, The Cranberries, and the memory of Dolores with each rendition they've done.
They should make an extended version of this, I think it would be cool and amazing 👍👍👍
"I hate war as only a soldier who has lived it can, only as one who has seen its brutality, its futility, its stupidity."
-Dwight D. Eisenhower
"Derp" - Some derpy guy
Eisenhower was what we call in the military a "backdoor rat" he avoided combat till he was a general and didn't have to fight it himself. He didnt know war at least not the front lines
I know this song is about something totally different, but for me it has meaning. As someone who has Dissociative Identity Disorder, this song is so relatable.
This is one of the best things I've EVER heard.
I'm not normally a fan of dance cover of songs, but you really did it justice. Zombie is the best song ever written. Very well done here👌🏻
This is so perfect!! We need an instrumental version.
Thank you Eagle Dynamics for introducing me to this. Amazing cover.
Still the best even bringing out the beauty of it and the amazing art of who it represents, RIP...
you are so incredible, you make immortal legends. the best song!!!
One of the best covers ever made on this planet! Just wonderful!!
WOW what a cover, the voice is angelic and the music is powerful and then its a strong song. awesome job! gonna find more music by this band
I love this cover so much. I hear her cover from Abigail trailer it sounds so breathtaking and beautiful and absolutely amazing !
Still nothing beats the original
+1
^
yeah...and also because the intent behind the original...its meant to be angry. its them showing there frustration and anger with the IRA and the bombing. covers are good...but they just lack the emotion behind them, the intent
Rasen Destroyer nah the original was pitchy and uneven, but so were all songs before 2005
obviously .-.
This combination is truly a delicate work of art ❤, it penetrates to the bottom of the soul and brings true joy
I really want an instrumental version of this epic cover the music by itself is just fantastic
1:47 omg...☠😍
This sounds like it belongs in Attack on Titan. Knowing the ending now it could easily be any of the characters theme songs, especially Eren’s or Reiner’s
Not gonna lie, the title ain't wrong. This is in fact, in my opinion, the best cover I have ever heard thus far.
This is the kind of song you'd expect in a trailer for an adaptation of the X-men where we follow a young Mutant as he gets radicalized and joins the Brotherhood of Mutants, drawing parallels to the IRA (obvs, given the song), Hamas, etc, and the self-defeating nature of sectarian violence and overreaction by the powers-that-be.
Richtig gut gemacht!! Top!! Das wäre was für ein Kinofilm. Für die Marvel-Reihe. 👍
Finally one more of the epic covers I've been waiting for so desperately!
The best cover of this song! Her voice is so good! The instrumental is so good but it's so short
My only problem in life is that I havent listened to this song enough times.
Currently at a 1099, still not enough.
Cruel Summer brought me here. Heard this song playing on one of the episodes and I just had to check it out🔥
This is..... unspeakable. No really, stop reading and just listen to this track 😆😆
Cruel Summer ❤️
The best covers I found are the Luciana Zogbi cover and this one.
Never heard something that good in a decade
Im soooo liking this
Me too! Have you heard this one?> th-cam.com/video/EeOJxLPlVSQ/w-d-xo.html
AMAZING! I get chills every time I listen to it
Goosebumps.
I'm listening to this while playing the "Be The Zombie" dlc in Dying Light. Feeling pretty good mate
I feel you bruh
@@ravensclub4390 I was doing the same thing so I got inspired to make a trailer with this cover for Dying Light 2, check it out!
I admire anyone who can cover this song
"The aether is not for us!"
"Not for you!"
"NOT FOR *ANYONE!*"
🥺🥺
Ok
Is this from Abigail?
Cool version I wish it was complete
God bless TH-cam recommendations!
This is AWESOME!!
you are very good. the best version of this song I have ever heard. congratulations on your talent.
Eagle Dynamics picked the right cover. This honestly sounds amazing.
This and Ursine were great trailer songs.
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence caused such silence
Who are we mistaken?
But you see, it's not me, it's not my family
In your head, in your head they are fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs, and their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head they are crying
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head? In your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh
Another mother's breaking
Heart is taking over
When the violence causes silence
We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme, since nineteen-sixteen
In your head, in your head they're still fighting…
If there is a new upcoming zombie movie this should be the song that will be used in the trailer cuz its so perfect i love it soo much it even gives me chills out of my skin
Now thats the version that gives me goose bumps
Nobody sang it better than Dolores O'Riordan. Her voice was epic. I just don't believe this song can be covered.
Edit: I just don't believe this song has been covered adequately. "Yet." Maybe it never can be. Dolores set an incredibly high bar with it.
Given Surname by “don’t believe it can be covered”, do you mean nobody can sing it better? If so, I’d have to point out that a good artist, when covering a song, doesn’t try to make it better than the original. A good cover pays its respect to the original while taking it in a new direction. A good cover is from someone who loves the original song and felt inspired by it. Zombie can definitely be covered.
@@johnathanarcher6999 - Disagree. There are covers that are on par with the originals, albeit in a different way. Tears for Fears "Mad World" by Gary Jules for example. Then there are covers that are better than the originals. Nirvana did this with a band nobody really remembers because they weren't that good.
If covers (or even "sampling") were a tribute, then the artists should make the original artist clear. Which they rarely, if ever, do.
And yeah, "Zombie" can be and has been covered... Just not very well. Dolores evoked emotion with this song; others fall flat. * shrug *
@@givensurname1296 Who is to decide if something is 'better' or not. It's all in the eye of the beholder. This does hold more value in ways of music in my opinion. Singing is pretty much equal I think. Both ladies obviously have power and emotion in their voices. :)
I had this situation when the Sound of Silence was covered, but after listening to the cover a few times I have to admit they did very well job and both are equally as good. :)
@@Wingy_Wingy - What exactly is the difference between "deciding something is better" vs " deciding it holds more value"? O_o
she was going to sing in the bad wolves cover but she passed away just before they were going to record it was really sad
I like this one good tribute to the woman who sang things who passed! Bless her this version is amazing
LOVE THIS COVER, IS ART!❤️
Makes me want to turn my book idea into a movie lol
Love the song! NICELY DONE WITH ART WORK (purple)
I love it but it's so shorttt!
I need to have it on repeat again until I'm sick of it!
This is great. I love this kind of covers with the effect of epic music. Keep it up
I found a playlist of epic covers of famous songs, and clicked this as it was the first song i recognized.
I didn’t even see that it was a damned anthem cover.
Holy crap.
Автору спасибо!!!! По кругу часа три гоняю.... Палец в верх!!!!
Not gonna lie, this cover would thematically fit Arcane. Maybe it'll be in season 2. Just food for thought. XD
I love how 90% of the comment's are from kids who only listened to the bad wolves cover barely knowing what the original song is actually about
I agree, quite sad to see that most kids in here don't know the original song (Which in my opinion is 10 times better).
@Creative Amintronics Even sadder that the actual creator died the night she was supposed to appear on the Bad Wolves version. Nice to know that after releasing the song anyway in tribute to her passing they donated the proceeds to her family.
@Creative Amintronics True that.
two kids died in 1993 god bless there souls
@Liberty or Death "As you can see from the Middle East, when people give up they just move and become someone else's problem." What do you mean by that, would you care to explain?
I'm really like when she say 'in your head' like that in 1:08
I miss Dolores. She was Truly Gifted and it hurts she felt anguish and sadness in her dying moments. God grant mercy to all souls who are in agony.
Same
This cover went well with what if zombie
Usaron esta canción para hacer la propaganda de la serie de Tevez "Apache", un orgullo que usaran esta obra de arte para semejante serie!!!! Saludos desde Argentina ❤️👏
Omega has risen... ♎💀🔥
Every band that does this song gives a beautiful Tribute to the Cranberries and the memory of (Dolores O'Riordan)
Omg this is so good!!!! You have an amazing voice❤️ and that art for the cover is amazing too😍
Magnifico!
this song is bomb for a zombie gmv.. had to use this.. real epic voice from damned anthem..
Bad wolves is still my favorite cover
i will tell you guys this is the best best cover of zombie
Amazing song, great cover
The Traitors! :)
Cruel summer brought me here.
Even tho its a bit short i love it!!😍😍
This version, nightcore version, every version of this music is awesome.
love u Jenny
these covers are INSANE! looooove!!!!!!!!
Omg!! My favorite band!! Thank you! 😍
Lost this song, and so glad I found it again!
remix que passou hoje no bbb22
1,000th comment! :D
I heard this song on another compilation and really enjoyed this song. Great job. I hope Miss O'Riordan would've approved of it. R.I.P.
Ютуб когда звук пакует, через чур его режет. В итоге слишком много шума.
The small slavic accent is pretty sweet
I love this kind of music so much
New picture channel
Une voix !!! 😶 une émotion ! Des frissons !
This song maybe dead but its alive and heaven in my ears. It is a Zombie.
Yes! More awesome epic covers 👏👏
Thanks, love this channel, I discover a lot of new bands such as this one in the video. :)
Wow... this song is beautiful
I love the Cranberries !
wow....what a version...wow....love it.....
Brasileiro na área galera! Poxa essas versões são boas demais velho! PQP 🖤😍
Cranberries no sangue 🇧🇷😢
É nozes seus vermes :D
Essa versão é muito foda!
This song is so amazing because dolores understands the hardships and trouble the people of ireland faced, thats why this cover is poncy and drab
Love the pic
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD Respect
DCS 2020?
Me 😁
This sounds like the spirits of people killed in a war singing. Good job.
THIS IS AWESOME
Can i use this for my video? Without claims?
Im not gonna monetize it since i cant
Im gonna credit you guys