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U2’s “With or Without You” conjures Biblical images of struggle and pain, often masking its true heart: a love song for Bono’s wife, Ali. In Surrender, Bono recalls a gentle estrangement in their early married life, whilst living in a round tower in Bray’s seaside, fueling the song’s raw longing. In Stories of Surrender, Bono brings this backstory to life, weaving adapted memoir excerpts over cello and harp. 🎥 Bono performs “With or Without You” from Stories of Surrender 📕 2 Corinthians 12:7-9, Psalm 38:7-8, Matt 27:28-30, Matt 20:26-28

Bono’s Bible

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