There's more to this song and video than meets the eye. First, it takes place against a backdrop of the band nearly splitting up over religion. It's a celebration of their decision to continue as a band. Second, the video is filmed in Kilmainham jail, a prison used by the English to imprison Irish Republicans, including Eamonn DeValera and Michael Collins, after Ireland's failed 1916 rising. The leaders of that rising were executed in the yard of that prison, triggering public outrage that would lead to massive recruitment for the IRA. The prison is a symbol of Ireland's conflicted past. That the band emerges from the prison, free of the shackles that threatened to destroy them, is worthy of celebration.