I have some difficulty listening to music recently.

This starts with the history of Ireland.

In 3000 BC, immigrants from continental Europe began to settle in Ireland. In 432 AD, Saint Patrick came here to spread Christianity and Roman culture. /kloc-entered the feudal society in the 0/2 century. 1 169 was invaded by Britain. 1 17 1 year, King Henry II of England established his sovereignty over love. From 154 1, the king of England became the king of Ireland. /kloc-in 0/800, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was established by signing the Treaty of Alliance with Britain, which was completely annexed by Britain.

An anti-British "Easter Uprising" broke out in Dublin. With the upsurge of Irish national independence movement, the British government and Ireland signed the Anglo-Irish Treaty in February 192 165438, allowing 26 counties in southern Ireland to establish "free states" and enjoy autonomy. Six northern counties (now Northern Ireland) still belong to Britain. 1937, the Irish Constitution declared the "Free State" as a republic, but it still belongs to the Commonwealth.

The song about zombies

Zombies, annotated as zombies in Oxford, translated as walking dead in Chinese.

This is an anti-war song. Specifically, it is against the Irish Civil War. The Irish people who suffered from the war never gave in to the war. The lead singer is Dolores of Cranberry Band Cranberry Choir. She performed this song angrily with her unique Irish coloratura and explosive voice.

Cranberrie is regarded as the greatest alternative rock band in Irish music history. Dolores, the lead singer, has a unique voice, sometimes weak and sometimes strong, which has attracted countless fans around the world. They sang their idea of advocating peace and caring for the world with the music style of Irish new folk songs, delicate soothing and melancholy melody. Dolores' soft, high-pitched and lost voice has become the object of imitation by artists from Hong Kong and Taiwan such as Faye Wong, Mavis Fan and Xin Zhi. Among them, Dreams is the original English version of Faye Wong's Dream Man, from which we can hear that Faye Wong's singing style almost completely imitates Dolores' singing style.

Cranberrie is like a purple rose falling rapidly from an unattainable branch. It walked against the wind with a melancholy look. The wind carries the fragrance of Irish grass and the sound of flute. A purple, elegant and irregular trajectory crosses the gray sky, and its end point is a clear rose sculpture on weathered rock. Behind dignity and sadness is tenacious optimism and the power of life.

All the songs of the cranberry band revolve around a theme-calling for peace. They mourn for the children who died in the war and feel sorry for those who lost their homes. They are among the best. Since the "Easter Uprising" broke out in Dublin in 19 16, this miserable man in history has never stopped raising their anti-war flag with singing. This song was written in the conflict between Ireland and England.

The cranberry band described the gray war scars in a sad slow rhythm. Naive children playing games under the supervision of soldiers with submachine guns are cruel and real. Dolores in the main song seems to be singing casually, with faint sadness and calm alienation. The surging feelings are covered up by the suppressed voice without leaving a trace, and there is euphemistic pain in my heart. When the chorus arrived, dolores used the change and elongation at the end to express his loud accusation and condemnation, and his anger was extreme. Any description and decoration are unattainable and pale. Only the curse that broke out was so powerful, such anger broke out from dolores's throat, and he burst into tears at the peak of grief.

In her almost torn voice, I saw a broken face, full of stubbornness and anger, like a petrel, washed into a lucky green light in Irish mythology in the storm and crossed the ocean in an instant.