Down All The Days U2
"Down All The Days" by U2, released in 1993, is a #Rock song that explores themes of resilience, hope, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect a journey through struggles and the search for meaning. Musically, it features atmospheric guitar work and emotive vocals. The song resonates with listeners, emphasizing perseverance in adversity.
My eyes are black
They've seen the glory
My ears are shut
They've heard the storm
My legs are weak
From so much stumbling
Down all the days
Down all the days
My lips are dry
They've tasted water
My spirit high
I hardly touch the ground
My heart is heavy
It hears the distant firing
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Days, days
Down all the days
Days, days
They've seen the glory
My ears are shut
They've heard the storm
My legs are weak
From so much stumbling
Down all the days
Down all the days
My lips are dry
They've tasted water
My spirit high
I hardly touch the ground
My heart is heavy
It hears the distant firing
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Down all the days
Days, days
Down all the days
Days, days
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