Artist: The Cranberries
Released on: Something Else (Track #2)
Duration: 5:14
LYRICS
Could you come over
Could you come over
I’m feeling blue
What will you do
You could come over
You could come over
I’m feeling bad
I’m feeling sad
Then I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And Winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
I’m feeling lost
I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And Winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
Do you remember
Late in September
The banshee cries
When someone dies
Sleeping in silence
While I am dreaming
It’s all in my mind
The beauty I find
Lost
I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And Winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
I’m feeling lost
I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And Winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eeee-e-e-eyes
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CREDIT INFORMATION
- Music: Noel Hogan, Dolores O’Riordan
- Lyrics: Dolores O’Riordan
- Additional musicians: Kenneth Rice (Violin), Orlah Ni Bhraoin (Violin), Karen Dervan (Viola), Ailbhe McDonagh (Cello)
MEANING
- Dolores mentioned in the album press release that, when she wrote The Glory, she “was trying to think about the fact that there’s always hope, there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel no matter how dark life can get. It can be difficult at times but you have to search for the light and the positive in things“
NOTES
- The song was written by Dolores in The Irish Chamber Orchestra’s rehearsal rooms at the University of Limerick.
- Lyrics on this page were transcribed by our team and aim to be the exact ones (even including all the la la la’s as much as possible).
- Above photo of the official lyrics off the “Something Else” commercial CD, catalog number 538274052
