Lemon (Jeep Mix)

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Lemon

See through in the sunlight

She wore lemon

But never in the daylight

She's gonna make you cry

She's gonna make you whisper and moan

And when you're dry

She draws her water from the stone



And I feel

Like I'm slowly, slowly,

Slowly slipping under

And I feel

Like I'm holding onto nothing



She wore lemon

To color in the cold grey night

She had heaven

And she held on so tight



A man makes a picture

A moving picture

Through the light projected

He can see himself up close

A man captures color

A man likes to stare

He turns his money into light

To look for her



And I feel

Like I'm drifting, drifting,

Drifting from the shore

And I feel

Like I'm swimming out to her



Midnight is where the day begins



A man builds a city

With banks and cathedrals

A man melts the sand so he can



See the world outside



A man makes a car

And builds a road to run them on

A man dreams of leaving



You're gonna meet her there

She's your destination

You gotta get to her

She's imagination



But he always stays behind



And these are the days

When our work has come asunder

And these are the days

When we look to each other



Midnight is where the day begins

Midnight is where the day begins



Midnight is where the day begins

Midnight is where the day begins

Lemon (Jeep Mix)

U2's 'Lemon (Jeep Mix)' represents a distinct song in the band's extensive catalogue of alternative recordings. While the group is widely celebrated for their anthemic rock sound and thematic depth, this track highlights their willingness to experiment with production techniques and remixing. The song stands as a testament to the band's ability to reinterpret their material, offering listeners a fresh perspective on their established musical identity. As part of their broader discography, it reflects the creative exploration that has defined their career across decades. The recording captures the essence of their evolving style, blending familiar elements with new textures to create a unique listening experience that complements their major studio albums.