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| | U2MoL - How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb - Vertigo |
 | | The beginning of the song features Bono singing "uno, dos, tres, quatorce", which are familiar to the book of James 1,2,3 and 14, which speaks about temptation. |
 | | The vertigo comes of being at a dizzy height, but also from being offered a stupendous prize--a prize that comes at no less a price than kneeling to Satan. |
 | | Vertigo parallels this moment with being on stage, where, like Christ on the mountain, Bono figuratively has the world at his feet, along with its pleasures and temptations, with vertigo clouding his reason. |
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