The Cranberries - Forever Yellow Skies

"Forever Yellow Skies" by The Cranberries, featured in their album "To the Faithful Departed." The song "Forever Yellow Skies" by The Cranberries is a deep reflection on missing someone and feeling sad, set to sad rock. The singer&words and voice make you think about old memories and wanting things from the past. They keep saying "in my dreams" to show how strong these memories are, even though the relationship is over. The singer keeps saying they&always hold on to the feeling of being together, even if they&apart. Connect with The Cranberries: The Cranberries were a rock band from Ireland that started in 1989. They were first called The Cranberry Saw Us and had members Niall Quinn, Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergal Lawler. Dolores O&joined as the lead singer in 1990. They changed their name to The Cranberries. They mixed different styles like alternative rock, indie rock, and pop. They signed with Island Records in 1991. Their first album "Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can&We?" came out in 1993 and was a big success. Their second album, "No Need to Argue" in 1994, made them famous worldwide with the song "Zombie". Even though later albums didn&do as well, people still remember The Cranberries for their unique music and popular songs. #TotheFaithfulDeparted