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During Bono's teenage years the Seven Towers housing project was in place, which relocated families to the Ballymun flats. "They were very unhappy, they were angry, they were annoyed, these were the people we would meet as young teenagers," he said. "A lot of my early memories of teenage years were of violence, and the sheer fear of leaving the house, going to catch the bus," he added. "That [song] has all the dignity of that neighbourhood. Some dark characters indeed, but the general decency of people, the goodness, is in [the] guitar solo. I couldn't have achieved that," he told music podcast Song Exploder.
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ボノがティーンエイジャーの時にSeven Tower 住宅プロジェクトが着手され、それによって家族たちはBallymun 共同住宅への引っ越しを余儀なくされた。 「彼らはすごく不幸で、怒っていて、困惑していた。彼らは僕が若いティーネージャーとして出会うことになる人たちだったんだ。」と語った。 「ティーネージャーの早い時期の多くの記憶は、暴力的なもので、家を出ていくことの純粋な恐れであり、そしてバスに乗りこんでいく」と続けた。 「あれ（あの曲）はその隣人たちに全ての敬意を込めているんだ。ギターのソロでは実際暗い部分もあるが、全体的な人々の品格や善良さが表現されている。（あの経験がなければ）表現できなかっただろうね」と彼はポッドキャストの音楽番組、Song Exploderに語った。
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"When I was writing about Cedarwood, the big revelation for me was that you can't really leave these things behind because they are who you are, you can never escape your upbringing." When asked for his favourite part of the song, Bono chose The Edge's guitar solo. The Edge added: "Bono loved the solo idea, and later on in the process of recording he couldn't help himself, he started singing over it."
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U2 frontman Bono has said the local violence and "sheer fear" of his teenage years in North Dublin helped to inspire his music and influenced the songwriting process behind the band's track Cedarwood Road. The 55-year-old singer, real name Paul Hewson, who was raised on Cedarwood Road in Glasnevin, said he used his teenage experiences of his hometown to compose the track for U2's current album Songs of Innocence.
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Bono said that the culture he grew up in during the Seventies not only defined him, but also the music he would go on to create. "Myself and my friends dealt with the kind of skinhead, boot boy culture of the time by creating our own reality, and eventually our own rock and roll band. That's how we dealt with the fear that we felt," he said.
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The song gets its name and story from the street Bono grew up on, but it began — like many U2 tracks — with a guitar riff the Edge came up with at home. In speaking about these initial steps, the Edge noted he sketches songs on GarageBand and works with drum loops Larry Mullen Jr. recorded for the demo process. "My job is to find a way to inspire Adam and Larry and Bono, so I don't often care to finish out a piece fully," the Edge said. "I just want to get something down that I think is a great starting point and then I know that whatever I come up with, they'll come up with something better. So I just need to get it going where its identity is clear and it's got some kind of vitality and point of view that's interesting."
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