Studio Version(5:19) Pop Album(1997) Written By U2/Bono & The Edge Directed by Frenchman Stéphane Sednaoui, the band performed in atmosphere approximating the inside of a mirrorball. They alluded to several elements of the disco era, including disco-style dancing and the film Saturday Night Fever. U2 further and directly alluded to the Village People, a popular disco era band, by similarly adopting the guises of various professions: a motorcycle police officer (Bono), a gay-fetish biker (The Edge), an American sailor (Adam Clayton), and a cowboy (Larry Mullen, Jr.). en.wikipedia.org You can reach, but you can’t grab it. You can’t hold it, control it You can’t bag it. You can push, but you can’t direct it Circulate, regulate, oh no You cannot connect it – love. You know you’re chewing bubble gum You know what that is but you still want some. You just can’t get enough of that lovey-dovey stuff You get confused, but you know it Yeah, you hurt for it, work for it, love You don’t always show it – love. Let go, let’s go, discothèque. Go, go, let go, discothèque. Looking for the one But you know you’re somewhere else instead. You want to be the song The song that you hear in your head Love, love, love, love. It’s not a trick, you can’t learn it It’s the way that you don’t pay that’s okay ‘Cause you can’t earn it – love You know you’re chewing bubble gum You know what that is But you still want some You just can’t get enough of that lovey-dovey stuff Let go, let’s go, discothèque …

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