You may have come across millions of music videos with different genres and different lyrics, but have you ever seen tribute of certain music videos that recite history itself. Yes, there are some songs dedicated to historical events and will touch your heart.
In the event that you ever take a gander at music all through time, alongside a history book – they sort of supplement each other. A portion of the best tunes in shake, R&B and rap have chronicled history both social, significant news occasions, games, stimulation and political.
As I would like to think, commonly, the tune is about what the craftsman considers some of these occasions, or it catches the mind-set of the country.
So, lets checkout some of the songs based on these historical events..
1) I Was Here (Beyonce)
In spite of the fact that Beyonce did not compose it, the lyricist Diane Warren construct the melody with respect to the 9/11 fear monger assaults. The melody was discharged as a tribute amid the tenth commemoration of the attack.
2) Sunday Bloody Sunday (U2)
Taken off conceivably the most eminent U2 collection, “Sunday Bloody Sunday” is about the 1972 occurrence when British troops shot honest, tranquil protestors who were energizing against internment. A standout between the most unmitigatedly political melodies, Bono and the folks relate the inconvenience in Northern Ireland with the IRA and British clashes right up till today when they play out this in show and keep pushing for peace.
3) Pride (In the Name of Love) (U2)
Another U2 track, this song specifically was composed about Martin Luther King Jr. Bono ias the song implied to be a tribute when they went for the Chicago Peace Museum in 1983.
4) We Didn’t Start the Fire (Billy Joel)
Maybe the most exhaustive melody about history, “We Didn’t Start the Fire” sounds like one of those tunes your school teaches you! Fundamentally, this song says practically every dubious figure and theme in the twentieth century including AIDs, the H-bomb and much more.
5) Zombie (The Cranberries)
The Irish beyond any doubt have a considerable measure to sing about. This specific track was composed for Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry who were two young men killed in an IRA shelling in 1993.
6) The Ballad Of Ira Hayes ( Johnny Cash)
In spite of the fact that composed by Peter La Farge, not Cash, this tune is about Ira Hayes who was one of the general population in the well known picture to raise the banner amid the Battle of Iwo Jima.
