The meaning is pretty clear to me - prepare yourself for the love of your life by letting go of your pride and ego. I'd be suprised if it meant anything other.
A couple of U2isms that found their way into other songs. I'm glad it became "Beautiful Day," though. I think it's amazing how they can rearrange a prototype like "Always" and "Native Son" into something entirely different.
The meaning is pretty clear to me - prepare yourself for the love of your life by letting go of your pride and ego. I'd be suprised if it meant anything other.
A couple of U2isms that found their way into other songs. I'm glad it became "Beautiful Day," though. I think it's amazing how they can rearrange a prototype like "Always" and "Native Son" into something entirely different.