@sue1123026 well, you're right was more about the world's situation since this song was the first post 9/11, the couple can be seen as a metaphor for the portrayed situation the world "Electrical Storm' was an attempt to capture a sense of unease I was feeling around the world, especially in America, an air of nervous anticipation. It's really about a couple in a room, feeling a storm brewing in the sky outside and equating that to the pressure they feel in their relationship. It's a post-9/11 song but it is not an overtly political song."
@sue1123026 well, you're right was more about the world's situation since this song was the first post 9/11, the couple can be seen as a metaphor for the portrayed situation the world "Electrical Storm' was an attempt to capture a sense of unease I was feeling around the world, especially in America, an air of nervous anticipation. It's really about a couple in a room, feeling a storm brewing in the sky outside and equating that to the pressure they feel in their relationship. It's a post-9/11 song but it is not an overtly political song."
Not Bono's marriage, as the have been together for a while.
@sue1123026 well, you're right was more about the world's situation since this song was the first post 9/11, the couple can be seen as a metaphor for the portrayed situation the world "Electrical Storm' was an attempt to capture a sense of unease I was feeling around the world, especially in America, an air of nervous anticipation. It's really about a couple in a room, feeling a storm brewing in the sky outside and equating that to the pressure they feel in their relationship. It's a post-9/11 song but it is not an overtly political song."
@sue1123026 well, you're right was more about the world's situation since this song was the first post 9/11, the couple can be seen as a metaphor for the portrayed situation the world "Electrical Storm' was an attempt to capture a sense of unease I was feeling around the world, especially in America, an air of nervous anticipation. It's really about a couple in a room, feeling a storm brewing in the sky outside and equating that to the pressure they feel in their relationship. It's a post-9/11 song but it is not an overtly political song."