The Cranberries - Zombie | Psychological Analysis

SUBSCRIBE & become a member for lots more!
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @rosalieelliottofficial
SAY THANKS WITH COFFEE :)
www.buymeacoffee.com/rosaliee...
SHOP LATEST COLLECTION
rosalie-reacts.creator-spring...
BECOME A PATRON
patreon.com/rosalieelliott
________________________________
CONNECT
Follow me on rosalieelliottofficial
Follow me on rosalieelliottofficial
_______________________________
My Own Music Here:
/ roseesongs
theofficialrosee
theofficialrosee
_______________________________
Original Song:
• The Cranberries - Zomb...

[@trypeacenotwar]

“Every war is a war against children.” Eglantyne Jebb

[@77tml]

The yodeling is actually called keening. A traditional wailing at Irish funerals ,wakes.

[@Finny14754]

We still miss her to this day 🙏 ✝️ 🇨🇮

[@theplodfather2866]

I still remember this day, we were on our way to Warrington but my dad decided to go somewhere else literally five minutes before we got there, my sister and I used to sit outside the shop where the bomb went off while our parents went in the shop (it was a different time back then), we will never forget this day. Thank you for this reaction

[@orangeandblackattack]

My cousin lived in Warrington in the 80s and 90s. It was bad. I tried to get him to come to Cork but he was not giving up the cause. Not thru violence though. He saw, as I did, it would never accomplish the goal of getting rid of the Limeys. We offered unification and they refused because they didn't want religious freedom..anti Catholic basically. They still sukk

[@8977jn7]

Its crazy how many times you can hear a song for the first time ❤

[@dlbwoodbury]

Thanks again, that yodel like cry is called “keening,” traditional in Irish culture. As you say this song has universal import. Thanks for opening up for your audience. Your courage and empathy are exemplary. ❤

[@MissMeKate]

I'm so glad to see people revisiting this at such an important time. The keening echoes the ache we all have for so much suffering in the world at the moment that there are no words for. Sparing the lives of innocent people, especially children, should be the whole world's main agenda.

[@JS-TexanJeff]

Such an emotional song and video. Thanks Rosalie. RIP Dolores, amazing voice and talent.

[@patrickvdS]

"Zombie", and" in your head theyre still fighting", also refers to shellshock, a condition mostly first ww soldiers got to deal with after explosions. Where they got sort of catatonic and overly anxious

[@robertvirnig638]

It is unfortunate but in most of today's wars, not only are children collateral damage, there is absolutely no attempt to discriminate between military and civilian targets.

[@keimahane]

Sadly, many of those involved in conflicts today are willing to place innocent children and elderly in harms way to protect themselves. They know what they are doing and are more than willing to do it to gain sympathy after the inevitable happens. It is a sad situation all around and should be pointed out when it is an obvious exploitation of innocent life to protect combatants.

[@queensurvivor]

One innocent child's life is too many. I agree and I appreciate the fire of your mother's heart speaking up, Rosalie. I cried with you... I know too well the sound of my daughter's cry, wailing for me when she discovered her son was not breathing the next morning. So many are lost every day. So many are suffering every day. It's too much. We, all of us, need to ask ourselves, what are we doing?! What are supporting? What do we stand for?! What do we want for our children/grandchildren??? Much love and respect, dear lady... 🌹♥🌹

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Yes!! Well said. I know you know the pain! ❤️ I agree. Much love to you, Queen

[@LeslieWhiteDove]

I have heard the song before but not by the originally group. This was a more soulful version. The melody is haunting as are the words. As you point out, it's not just about this incident and the loss of the two children. It's much broader and more relevant today than ever. From the wars in the Middle East to the Russian Ukraine war, to the mass shootings in the United States, the loss of life of the children is especially tragic because they have not yet had a chance to fully live. So much damage and death is justified by the perpetrators, weather because of an ideology, or mental illness and the need for revenge. We need to see humanity as one and create a kinder and more gentle world where are the people live in peace and children can play. I addressed some of the same issues with my songs "No Assault Weapons" and "Peace." I feel called to do my part to spread messages of peace and love.

[@louannlang7471]

Mad respect....when you stood up and called out the trolls, I GOT CHILLS. This is the time for TRUTH. Even the ugly of it all. ☮

[@MathewBall]

The two children who died from the IRA bombing was the straw that broke the camel's back. After those two children's deaths, The Cranberries released the song Zombie it was at the height of the tensions aimed at the IRA from within Ireland for the IRA to resolve their ongoing conflict with the British government. Weeks after Zombie was released a ceasefire was declared by the IRA. Many people have brought into question whether or not the The Cranberries song Zombie was a factor in the IRA decision to hold a ceasefire.

[@seamusbob3458]

Pity she didn't give a shit about all the irish kids killed by the British

[@seamusbob3458]

And no the song had nothing to do with the ceasefire

[@JeremyD325]

Probably a coincidence but if you overthink everything you can fool yourself into believing just about anything

[@BTc-ox3mx]

what about the irish kids

[@BTc-ox3mx]

i can tell ur not from ireland,,tell me what the irish did v the brits

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

The world really sucks sometimes, they’re are children and adults everywhere, dying from violence every day for unfortunately stupid reasons. Apparently history has taught us nothing.

[@peterhowells7309]

Greetings from Scotland! Stunning (literally) musically and visually! I was born in 1954, and all my life I have gone through one conflict after another and I am still going through them. I cried along with you as I listened to this and I cry every single time I listen to it, it NEVER gets easier to see and hear this video. As you said, when a parent hears that their child has been taken from this life that sound is one that stays in your head. I have been in this position and I would never wish such a totally destroying event on anyone. A parent should never have to say farewell forever to their child, it is wrong, very wrong. If I could take his place I would do so in a heartbeat, but that will be possible. It doesn't just affect you, it affects every member of your family to a greater or lesser extent, and it is irreversible. R.I.P. Lee, R.I.P. Dolores, both of you left a legacy that will never be forgotten. Sorry for the speech but I needed to say it.

[@mikeglo168]

"There are people hurting. And it just keeps happening." made me think of how John Cofey shared a similar sentiment in The Green Mile.

[@JeremyD325]

Everyday all over the world

[@BTc-ox3mx]

you are joking,right. a movie v real life

[@bethdealmeida6789]

Crying with you....though I've heard it many times. Unfortunately, happening right now!

[@user-gd1ru7er5t]

Wow!! I just wanted to give you a hug!! I feel horrible you cried. It's okay, it's art and history. Now you have to listen to something happy Hun!! I appreciate you being so real and respect you for not shutting it down. You have a lot of courage and a huge heart!!!

[@sammyd8860]

An incredibly powerful song. Dolores wanted it to sound angry and it really did. (I can't recall if you have checked out Romain Axisa's song Time After Time, another protest song about man's inhumanity to man)

[@coreydean6540]

Maybe check out "Sunday Bloody Sunday " by U2.

[@seanoconnor1478]

Crazy when that song came out they had to say "this is not a rebel song" 😣

[@karlkani9673]

R.I.P Dolores 🙏

[@celinel9750]

Irish blood run in my vain and when that song came out ( I live in Quebec-Canada) I was crying and dancing (dance floor) at the time. Dolorece cary so much in this song, a cry for those children, a cry for those mother, a cry for all of those who suffer by taking or not, a side in the conflic. Thank you for bringning this song back. May peace be on you lady.

[@cathyba5113]

Thank you so much for reacting to this song. The song is sadly powerful, and your analysis is just brilliant. Bravo

[@CortexNewsService]

The Troubles may have ended, but with the wars and battles around the world, still so relevant.

[@rogleach]

this song needs to be heard by all. to get the cranberries message to all

[@WayneFielder]

@7:23 - I always shed a tear here as well and then I get angry. In my misspent youth I would unfortunately angry. Yeah...in my misspent youth my anger made me break out in handcuffs sometimes. I grew out of that allergy....mostly.

[@rRobR]

R.I.P. Delores, you are still missed

[@Duncan_Idaho_Potato]

This is one of the best reaction videos I've ever seen and that's saying something. I've been on KZbin a looooong time.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you very much

[@WayneFielder]

@14:14 - PREACH! Don't forget that other KZbin video that said, "THIS and THAT and all that". AMEN! There is ZERO excuse!

[@josephbishop3590]

Breaks my heart watching this song/music break you. The message is powerful, the undertones a rip-tide and that soul-stealing keening just wreck anyone with a heart. And you wear your heart on your sleeve. So it (your heart) gets bruised by the sentiment. BTW... you have a beautiful heart. And a beautiful mind. Love your freckled face❤️

[@SophieFairbanks-iq8pi]

I love her voice! And I love so many of her songs. RIP Delores.

[@DarrellFanning-bx7xz]

Sad thing is, this song is still relevant today and will unfortunately be relevant 50 years from now.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Why? I'm not sure if you understand this song is one part about history with the IRA. This is specific to a certain situation. Other conflicts all have their place

[@dranita2009]

Great reaction as allways. I recommend and hope that you listen to Bad Wolfs cover of this song, they released it as a tribute to Dolores. They have ther own spin on it but its close to the original, and see if you can hear the differences. Best regards from Norway

[@fletcher262]

This song represents such a painful time for both the UK and Ireland.

[@Joseph-bq4xv]

Well put Rosalie..Great Reaction as Always

[@WayneFielder]

@13:48 - Not just kids dying in the various wars and rumors of wars out there but kids dying in far more sinister places. In there own homes.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Song research and knowledge is so important. New Sub.

[@verukaward]

Thank you for such a thoughtful analysis. My mama heart breaks with yours.

[@-Knife-]

I love your quote about loving all music. Music is one of mankind's greatest creations.

[@TinaCBR750]

I am from Warrington and was trapped between the 2 bombs set in the town center !! There was a casualty at the 1st bombing as they shot police when trying too escape, but the 2 men were caught ! The second attack happened because the courts would not free the 2 men caught for the first bomb, and so they day before mothers day the next 2 bombs went off ! Both of which had been placed in cast iron bins and offset so that everyone running from the first, ran straight into the second.. I was 14 at the time !Just as an edit, we could not leave as we had to protect Northern Ireland who were being persecuted because of their religious beliefs !!

[@Whimsicalbrainpan]

(((HUGS)))

[@phelimmckeown1816]

"protect n. Ireland" thats laughable

[@spruce381]

Army went in to protect Catholics from the b specials initially - most English soldiers had no clue why they were there.

[@Morthoron1]

Britain has been persecuting Ireland due to religion since the 15th century. Read up. Learn something.

[@spruce381]

@@Morthoron1due to plantation. Religion is secondary.

[@Suomioz78]

This 'outburst' you went on, is what i have had too many times. I cried with you, and will again every time another person feels like this. My brain because i have educated myself for years, of all these things makes me feel hopeless. But because i am human, i have hope. Because i see 99% of humans just want to love. 1%..... (46y M)

[@Whimsicalbrainpan]

This is a soul searing song. Great analysis as always! I have no answers besides love and art.

[@gregoryjasongranado5248]

Love the shirt!!

[@emfer3010]

Great reaction, Rosalie

[@manon9052]

I think when she sings "it's not me, it's not my family" she's saying as an Irish person she's not responsible nor supports acts done in the name of Ireland, it's her distancing herself from such acts. As you can imagine the pointless killing of 2 innocent small boys would have generated a lot of antipathy in Britain towards anybody with an Irish accent at the time.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Oh I see. That makes sense. Thank you for sharing that

[@manon9052]

@@rosalieelliottofficial np, I forgot to add, that was a great, honest and dare I say the most fearless response I've seen. I've watched this vid 10s of times and never fail to get angry about senseless killings everywhere either. As you say we are animals but animals kill out of need, humans less so.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Very good point! And thank you for your kind feedback

[@keimahane]

I always took that as her calling out the apathy of those not involved, because it isn't happening to them or their family, it is happening far away, not their concern. We see that today, as elites continue to fuel wars far away from themselves and their families.

[@manon9052]

@@keimahane I vaguely remember an interview where she actually said it was her personally disavowing herself from violence. The IRA were not elites, they were terrorists and gangsters, as were their protestant counterparts the UDA and UVF. You could argue the far away elites were those fundraising for the IRA in the US.

[@arthurwohlwill3837]

On the same topic, but not as well known is The House of Orange by Stan Rogers. I would strongly recommend it. "Causes are ashes where children lay slain"

[@jamesj.navagh222]

Great song. I love Stan Rogers.

[@ptdoria88]

You had the best reaction around 30 times ive been seen already reactions in this paeticular Music vídeo..... CONGRATULATIONS. THANKS FOR YOUR TEARS . ❤❤❤❤ . SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH

[@christophersmith7041]

Absolutely a masterpiece this song was a N01 hit in 26 countries!

[@fredkrissman6527]

What a great reaction/commentary! New subber. I love humans that care about (all!) humanity, and hope that those that have true empathy spread it to those that seems to lack it. Until humans care about all of humanity we truly ARE just another animal species, RosalieE!!!

[@dano49]

God Bless You. OUTSTANDING!

[@ToniKainulainen75]

Great song 6/5 ❤️‍🔥 Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮

[@frankietheheathen4513]

Wow! You have the most powerful reactions I’ve ever seen

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you. I’m just trying to keep it real as to how it makes me feel and hopefully pull out encouragement and wisdom for us all

[@sonet1978]

Oh..Rosalie ❤❤❤

[@greendragonpublishing]

Having grown up in Miami, 'Cuban mommy on your booty' made me laugh when I really needed it. And yes, every war is against children. The yodeling is a 'caoin' (pronounced keen), an Irish traditional for wailing for the dead.

[@markuslusch568]

WORD! Migraton is as old as human existence, and we learned from each other all thouthands of years since we do so, and it make me SICK that a relevent amount of people still means that the different are a threat and must be seperated from us, its dump. A message to all those woho attacs: There is NO reason for initiating terror and war, cause all this sh*t causes loosing on every side, the circle of endelss violence only will increase. We have the ability to act reasonable, but we as mankind don't do it, too often, so sad. I THANK YOU so much fpr your speech, knowing that there are many people who might think thos point of view is naive, but its right to think like you told here, to act like you want to. All the best from Hamburg! Feel my big Hug.

[@Uwe-tq4jr]

Dolores Mary Eileen O’Riordan6. September 1971 in Ballybricken, County Limerick; † 15. Januar 2018 in London R.I.P 🙏🙏🙏

[@WayneFielder]

@20:04 - kids were also used by the more radical IRA sections during The Troubles.

[@joenugent6873]

Was there during the shoot. Lived there ...lucky enough survived there , to many memories of there ,like many others from there.

[@lowwatthalo1654]

One of the few songs that make you cry as you mosh. Check out Bad Wolves cover in which Dolores was meant to have reprised her epic vocals, but she died the day before. While covering the song in their own way, both the performance & the video are a worthy homage to the originals. - from someone who was enthralled when 'Zombie' was first released in Ireland back in the day.

[@paukahdus]

Louder for the back row!!

[@nandtc1]

Love this song!

[@WayneFielder]

@8:28 - that last beat as the song ends and the silence that follows? To me, that is the entire song.

[@olagsanger7436]

Yupp. That's strong. Thanks.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you :)

[@North-Woods]

I cried with you. 😔

[@jdwoods2008]

a lot of comments but someone may have already said this. The two bombs on the same day was a pattern the IRA repeated. They'd hide two of them, set off one, then wait for first responders to arrive and gather, and set of the other for maximum carnage. That is rumored to be why she says 'and their bombs and their bombs', because there were often two bombs, but they couldn't not respond. The heroes, are those first responders who went in anyway, knowing there'd be another bomb soon.

[@jdwoods2008]

I think I've seen all the reaction videos to this song and yours is in my favorites list. Thank you for showing us your soul in your reaction today. Love and Peace.

[@WayneFielder]

@16:24 - I am a bit of military historian and your comment about "The Old Man's War" is a very real thing. Tactically, every war is fought using the last war's tactics and the victor of said war is the first one to realize the 'old man' was wrong and adapts. Still, as you say, the victims are the children. The innocents who had ZERO INTEREST in the war that was visited upon them. THOSE people are ageless. They have been the source of song and legend since the initial Roman Invasions of Gaul and prior to that in ancient times.

[@judgedino]

Let's not forget the London Oxford Street bombing! I was a child! Then later in life I lived Colchester.... a garrison town in my late teens! Had friends that had served in Ireland! Sad sad times! 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Badner83]

Hi Rosalie. Es gibt von Zombie auch ein richtig gutes Cover von der Band "Bad Wolves"... Sie wollten Dolores eigentlich mit dabei haben, aber sie starb leider kurz davor. Trotzdem ist die Version super geworden und vielleicht machst du darauf ja auch noch eine Reaction. Das Musikvideo ist sehr schön und respektvoll mit Bezug auf das Video der Cranberries gemacht! Ich bin normal kein großer Fan von Cover-Versionen, aber diese ist super.

[@Jimmy.Page22]

You have great voice⭐

[@spruce381]

Thank you Rosalie. Irish rugby fans sing it - a sport that has an all Ireland team - republic and Northern Ireland - worth you tubing - very powerful. ❤❤

[@Tijuanabill]

Epic guitar tone on this.

[@yodel_diploma2315]

"Alabama" by John Coltrane is another song about killed children without lyrics, but when you hear it, you know it's an elegy.

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

What really hits hard is when you see this and then the Tribute that was done by Disturbed when they were supposed to record with her only to be told she had died that morning.. Cherubims ironically are originally angels of warfare.. 😔

[@MathiasE80]

Bad Wolves not Disturbed.

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

@@MathiasE80 Thanks my bad ... too tired 😴 to drag up the right name.

[@fracker8258]

10:49 we love you very much support you God bless your soul. I teared up very hard when you were talking about feels like to lose a child. I don’t know, but that hit me very hard because I have an 18 year-old I would lose my shit, if that ever happen to her!

[@bruceneeley1724]

It should be noted that "Zombie" is played at major sporting events in Ireland as an anthem. The horrible history of England"s imperialism still runs deep but so does the days of "troubles" where so many innocent lives were lost. Delores O'Riordan was a national treasure. She is missed. Interestingly she mentioned 1916 the year of the Easter uprising. Also the year of WW1 and the bloodiest battles in the war but the year of Dadaism. An artistic protest against the insanity of war. I absolutely applaud your comments on, not just the song, but, especially about how violence is a learned behavior. It is totally insane. So much suffering at the hands of so few. The artists are our our guide posts. More should Stop, Look, & Listen as thoughtfully as you have here. Brilliant! Thank you!! 👏👏🙏❣ P.S. As a followup you might dive into one of the most misinterpreted songs of the 20th century....."Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd. It's quite relevant to this topic. The 1994 live "Pulse" version. Intense.! Peace always! 🕊

[@jameswiglesworth5004]

I find it disconcerting that the song is considered suitable as a sporting anthem

[@drunk-mangaming2744]

I`m from Warrington, I can remember the bombing like it was yesterday. this song brings our the horror of that day

[@meridius-]

What are your thoughts on phycological warfare, used in official capacity? Nice reaction 👍

[@flintknapper]

I love history with Cy and have done the whole deep dive. Love me some history, also this is my go to Karaoke song - will sing it until there is no more war or more likely when my voice goes.

[@Shaz-YNWA]

Powerful song RIP Dolores O'Riordan lovely Irish singing voice 😢

[@Dalmen]

yes....every one how like this song should know what this song is about. R.I.P. Dolores O'Riordan

[@BM-hb2mr]

Rest In Peace Dolores. Much love. Bad Wolves did a video remake of this song. They were getting ready to caleb with Dolores but a few days before the were going to do th Caleb she had take own life. Rest in peace. Bad Wolves did a great job on this remake

[@lesgrice4419]

The Troubles has a long history, the modern Troubles was 1968 to 1998 when The Good Friday Agreement brought a kind of peace, its an agreement to disagree, but communitires are still divided by 'Peace' Walls' and roads closed at night but the people of N. Ireland are wonderful people. The failure is the failure of successive Goverments in the 1960's to bring equality to all communities, one man one vote, equal opportunities for jobs, and no discrimination based on what Religion you are, watch a series called 'One Upon a Time in Northern Ireland' by the BBC that will clarify an awful lot. In some ways the war never ends, approximately 3600 people died in The Troubles, between 1998 and now approximately 3600 people have died in Northern Ireland....by suicide, Ceasefire babies they are called. Inspired though this song was by a singular event BOTH sides killed, bombed and did unspeakable things to each other and that includes some elements of the British Army to an extent where years later a British PM apologised for Bloody Sunday. This songs a cry from the heart for those who take sides to see the result of their beliefs in action and to find another way, but the original war is the one of inequality and people living under a yoke of suppression who finally can take no more and rebel. Peace.

[@alfonslemel5745]

To one side it , is just another form of suppresion/ violence. I haven't seen Bluemel's BBC documentary but did read some reviews. This - written by a protestant woman married to a Catholic man - struck me: "Here is a Protestant man, John, who was told as a boy that his mother had died in a car crash, only to find out later that she was alive, driven out of the community because (unbeknown to him) she was a Catholic. His story is unfathomable...." "But in Bluemel’s hands, sectarianism is made real. It is, we see, a kind of madness: a disease of the imagination, which thrives on pulpit-talk and isolation. When John discovered his mother was alive, his shame and horror at her Catholicism (“witchcraft!”) wrestled his desire to see her almost to the ground. There is something corporeal about sectarianism. The body politic breaks - it splits clean in two - at which point, individual flesh and blood finds itself suddenly on a front line. Bodies may be destroyed, butchered like meat, or they may be used as a weapon. It is a state from which, I think, recovery may not be entirely possible."

[@loveloochay]

💥💥🎼🌿 ... well done ... 🌿🎼💥💥

[@WayneFielder]

@17:30 - the Easter Bombings in April 1916 was supposed to kickoff a larger Irish Rebellion against British Rule but then WW1 kicked off and I guess the Rebellion was put on hold because the Kaiser was the greater threat.

[@jameswiglesworth5004]

I think you will find that WW1 was well under way before the Easter Rising of 1916.

[@meenki347]

I grew up during the 60s and then used to see Sid Vicious walking around Union Square. I've deep dived into a lot of genres. I love the "27+" Club and Zombie is the Best song of the 20th Century. It's a tearjerker and there's none like it. It's the only one. It has nothing to do with the lyrics, nobody knows what the lyrics are. But she does cry when she sings the lyric, "cry". I only heard that cry once before; I was living in Brooklyn, it was late at night, and I heard what sounded like a tin can being dented and dented, over and over in the direction of the Williamsburg Bridge. It was a car going over the bridge, way too fast. A man screamed out and it slowly faded away. And the cries were the same. Perhaps, you should learn more about history? You didn't mention, Patriot Terrorists during the American Revolution against loyalists. The Loyalists were equally horrific (see: The Scars of Independence by Holgar Hook, 2017) America is funding all these terrorist brigades. What to do? (hidden by false Bourgeois Feminists) Herstory lesson here: October 5, 1789 - The Women's (hangry) March on Versailles, the real date of the Defacto transfer of power and of the French Revolution. March 8, 1917 - All women hangry mobs on International Women's Day overthrew the Tzar and created a republic. What we must do. All men need to avoid going to demonstrations. Men need only to fund women's protests, but should avoid going themselves.

[@KevinHarrison-vt8mw]

Need to watch Bad Wolfs version

[@Smudge567]

You should check out Bambie Thug. They remind me of dolores and sinead o Connor when they speak in interviews. An absolute mighty force, so strong and powerful. They know who they are and what they believe in, and its just so inspiring. Also, an amazing artist, kills it in every genre they touch

[@WayneFielder]

On a more positive and fun front...how about your thoughts on Saturday in the Park by Chicago?

[@InspectorVol]

You should check out the live version also.

[@peterdoe2617]

I'm atheist. I'm german. 1st thing to come to my mind was: "peer groups". They can be helpful and supporting. Some can also be toxic. Dividing christians and muslims from each other? This song describes, how christians fight each other. And muslims are doing the same, right now. "Vor der eigenen Haustür kehren?". (Sorry: this might come out as a mixture of german and english.) Some are fighting the other spectrum of the same religion more fiercly than what they call the opposite religion. What is it good for? Without ever talking about it beforehand, my wife (even after our marrigage) told me that she would define herself a wiccan. And I just felt "at home" with her: "a peaceful soul!". (I seem to attract peaceful souls. And it makes me feel humble. A long story. How some autistic folks felt comfortable around me, while not around others. Some cats and dogs (not every cat and dog). They used to call me Jesus, everywhere I came. (Reminder: I'm athesist!) But it kinda shaped me, maybe. I try to be kind, foremost. If folks are kind: treat 'em as friends. If folks are haters: fight 'em before they get followers. Love and peace should win!

[@ronreynolds1610]

''Masters of War'' by Bob Dylan is a powerful song with just him and his guitar ..... listen to the original ....

[@alfonslemel5745]

"You've thrown the worst fear That can ever be hurled Fear to bring children Into the world For threatening my baby Unborn and unnamed You ain't worth the blood That runs in your veins" He and his girfriend - pictured on that iconic album cover - were both being monitored by the FBI. The Zombie video was on the Uk government's restricted list during the Iraq war, BBC, ITV, and MTV Europe didn't play it. They can't have anti-war sentiments when they're out a-killing.

[@srt8rocketship241]

Still sad Delores. Sweet soul. Powerful song. She nailed it all the way around.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Obviously, the Irish/Anglo troubles have been going on for centuries. James Cagney did a movie about the IRA called "Shake Hands with the Devil" over 60 years ago.

[@DocttorBR]

Bad Wolves used the golden woman as a tribute to Dolores o' riordan on vídeo clip.

[@SophieFairbanks-iq8pi]

I'm from NYC so I know!

[@artsilva]

I think you picked a cut/edited version, the whole bridge and heavy instrumental part is missing, the best part that really pulls out the emotion and energy of the song.

[@steviesellers]

I believe The Cranberries were on tour in the UK when the bombs went off

[@WayneFielder]

@19:38 - I think the symbolism is not so much about Deloris as it was about the Song being burnt at the stake with the kids (seen below her in the image) due to the fighting and death?

[@rkbartlettservices]

I think I am exceptional in that when I hear of these bombings, shootings or just an accident my mind goes to the injured, some of whom will have catastrophic lifelong injuries and not so much the dead. Absolutely in this case they were children and in every other case they have families and loved ones affected by the loss. But the injured have a life of physical and psychological trauma to contend with

[@SophieFairbanks-iq8pi]

It's about the troubles in Ireland.

[@miquelballberrosado8760]

Don`t cry, Rosa...

[@miguelballberrosado2569]

"Como la flor"... Do you like spanish language?

[@miguelballberrosado2569]

"Dolores" is an spanish name; it means "pains"...