In The Name of The Father

U2 · Other Songs - U2

Come to me

Come lie beside me

Oh don't deny me

Your love



Make sense of me

Walk through my doorway

Don't hide in the hallway

Oh love...step over



I'll follow you down

I'll follow you down



In the name of whiskey

In the name of song

You didn't look back

You didn't belong



In the name of reason

In the name of hope

In the name of religion

In the name of dope



In the name of freedom

You drifted away

To see the sun shining

On someone else's day



In the name of united and the bbc

In the name of georgie best and lsd



In the name of a father

And his wife the spirit

You said you did not

They said you did it



In the name of justice

In the name of fun

In the name of the father

In the name of the son



Call to me

No one is listening

I'm waiting to hear from you love



Stay with me

It's cold in the ground

But there's peace in the sound

Of the white and the black

Spilling over



I'll follow you down

I'll follow you down

I'll follow you down

In The Name of The Father

In The Name of The Father stands as a testament to U2's enduring ability to craft anthemic rock that balances spiritual weight with melodic accessibility. The track showcases the band's signature atmospheric sound, driven by Bono's emotive vocals and the group's dynamic interplay between rock and pop sensibilities. As part of their extensive catalogue, the song reflects the band's exploration of faith, identity, and human connection, themes that have defined their work across decades. While often associated with their broader discography of stadium-filling hits, this recording highlights a more introspective side of the group. It remains a significant song in their body of work, demonstrating how they continue to evolve while maintaining the core elements that have made them one of the most influential acts in modern music history.