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Fa You step back inside Do Youre not just deaf and dumb Lam Staring at the sun Re Youre not the. The "Sad Bastards Mix" sounds like a "Millennium Led Zeppelin Mix" with a pounding John Bonham-style rhythm. U2 - Invisible, spartito testo e accordi per chitarra. The stuttering drum'n'bass addition makes this song a pure adrenaline rush. This version is faster than the original with a speedy breakbeat rhythm that gets the pulse racing. Dont think at all Im not the only one Staring at the sun Afraid of what youd find If you took a look inside Im not just deaf and dumb Staring at the sun Not the only one Whos happy to go blind There. It is no surprise that the "Monster Truck Mix" is produced by Butch Vig, because it sounds just like his band Garbage. 'Cause those that can't do often have to And those that can't do often have to preach To the ones staring at the sun Afraid of what you'd find If you took a look inside Not just deaf and dumb Staring at the sun I'm not the only one Who'd rather go blind Intransigence is all around Military still in town Armour plated suits and ties Daddy just. Summer stretching on the grass Summer dresses pass In the shade of a willow tree. This is the second single from U2's 1997 album Pop.
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