First...after learning about passing of Dolores after I made this video I got emotional again. RIP Dolores.
This song captivated me, moved me and caught all my attention. I listened to it 10+ after making this video. This is simply...timeless.

As The Cranberries fan for over 30 years, it made me so emotional to see someone listen to one of their songs for the first time and react to it the way you did! Bring back those childhood and nostalgic memories and reminded me of how much I've loved listening to their music.

Every time I hear her sing it sends chills down my spine. What a voice.

It's making you emotional because you are hearing the voice of an angel. I also love the drumming.

People tend to get emotional when the angels speak to them.

Maybe it’s just me, but Dolores O’Riordan’s voice seems to be a connection to the ancient magic of the land.

Dolores had such a voice that Pavarotti wanted to sing with her.  Ave Maria. And she did it the best. WOW!

She and Sinead have extraordinary voices!! This song is very melancholy, in between happy and sad. Love it, and love her, RIP Delores!!

Celtic women have the most beautiful voices.  The yodel, the keening high notes...❤

"Zombie" and "Ode to My Family" are two really personal songs from the Cranberries, with two very different sounds. Both are pretty essential listening.

I love the first time reactions to hearing Dolores sing. She packs so much emotion.

the song was used in the movie "you've got mail" staring tom hanks and meg ryan in the 90's

More Cranberries, please. You will be glad you did . . .

Her voice, that keening… it actually reaches out caressing you before reaching in and snatching your heart and squeezing it, twisting it, forcing every nerve in your body to come alive…. It is so beautiful and distinctive… and when she lets her voice open completely…. It is chilling in a beautiful way. I played this CD to death and had to replace it twice.

Ah yes, Delores's voice was definitely one of a kind. She is greatly missed.

The lead singer's first name, "Dolores", means "pains" in Spanish. That's exactly what listening to her voice gives me, in the best possible way. Every time she opened her mouth to sing a note, her voice had this beautifully sombre and melancholic quality which still hits me in the pit of my soul.

I'm sure there are many others who share that sentiment. I love her. ❤

Celestial Voice, Nuff said. RIP legend!

The PTX cover is worth listening to. Mitch kills it. He insisted that they cover it as a tribute to Dolores and it is very respectfully done.

You can feel the irish soul! Rest in peace!

I'm from Limerick (where the band are from) and this morning I was teaching Spanish and Italian teens in an english summer school. All week we played this song and got all the classes together in the hall to sing this song for fun. It was just amazing. Really was.