
Bono says Ed Sheeran was wary of politics on U2 collaboration ‘Yours Eternally’
Bono has recalled Ed Sheeran asking whether U2’s ‘Yours Eternally’ would draw him into politics.
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'Gone' by U2 is a 1997 rock track from the album 'Pop'. The lyrics cast a speaker caught in guilt and stasis, clinging too tightly to small things until there is “nothing left for you anyway”. The tone turns resigned and even cleaving, with a farewell to a bright, performative life, paired with images of staying up with the sun and refusing to come down.
"Gone" is a track by U2, from the album Pop, released 3rd March 1997. The track is 4:27 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below.
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