This melody includes a guitar riff, in which is actually the descending scale mentioned prior. They create a relatively descending melody, repeatedly going down a scale, in order to quickly rise again and repeat. However, once the song transitions into the chorus, the instrumental parts become more prominent. Within the verses of the song, the melody remains relatively static, and almost nonexistent as the instrumental portion of the group is playing primarily harmony and background. The guitar solo is the second to last portion of the song, as it is followed by the outro, which utilizes a different melody than any other portion of the song, even though it very closely resembles the bridge. The bridge then leads into a guitar solo. The second chorus is followed by a very brief instrumental break, which in turn precedes a very long vocal bridge. This exact process is then repeated, with two verses and another chorus.
After the first two verses, the song transitions into its chorus. Following the musical introduction, the lead singer begins his first verse, quickly followed by the second verse. This in itself is very long, and unusual for most songs of the genre. The song begins with a forty-four second musical introduction. The band’s opinion on the issues that were prevalent during this time, are evident within the song’s syntax, as well as its wording. Bullet the Blue Sky was a song produced by U2 in 1987 off of the album, the Joshua Tree, during a time of political uncertainty.
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