North Star

U2 · Other Songs - U2

Forty- five light years from home,

to be where you are

Where I wanna be beside you



Looking for direction,

starved to your affection

The space beteewn you and me...

ahh...ahh



I can't wait any longer for your love

I can't wait, I can't wait



I can't wait any longer for it

I can't wait any longer for your love...

...ooh...ooh



The birds still signing for them

and they fly above the government

It's not a song of discontent

I thought about this leave we spent



Here I am, a space cowboy

Looking out for love and logic

in the universe....yeah....yeah



I can't wait any longer for your love



I can't wait, I can't wait



I can't wait any longer for it

I can't wait any longer for your love

....ooh....ooh



And a day as it ends

and you watch as the sun goes down

Pray that the night will come quickly



Your hope, your prayer

that the clouds leave the sky alone

There's only one light that can guide you,

guide you....home....home



I can't wait any longer

I can't wait any longer for your love

I can't wait any longer for your love



I can't wait, I can't wait

I can't wait any longer

for your love, for love



It's like the silence and shock

of the lights up there shining

You want it, you got it

You take it like a lover inside

North Star - U2

U2's "North Star" stands as a defining track from their 1987 album, The Joshua Tree, capturing the band's signature blend of anthemic rock and introspective lyricism. Written by Bono and The Edge, the song explores themes of hope and spiritual guidance, utilizing the band's signature sound of driving guitars, soaring vocals, and atmospheric production. Released during a pivotal era for Irish rock, the track became a staple of their live performances, often serving as a high-energy closer that showcases the group's dynamic interplay. Its enduring popularity stems from its universal message and the powerful, emotive delivery that has made it a cornerstone of U2's discography and a staple of their global concert experience.