maybe it is a rhetorical question

one of my favourite u2 songs btw, its supoerb.
The lack of a question mark never bothered me though

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its not that it really bothered me, but it seemed to be more a question than a statement...

still brilliant though..

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Bono (or was it Edge?) said that "do you feel loved" wasn't a question...but I state me. When Bono sings it...he doesn't want you to "answer" the question...he wants you to "know" the love. There's a kinda spiritual level about it...I guess.

I too love that song so much! Can't get enough of it!

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it really is a brilliant song..
one of my favorites..

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*heh...oops...I guess I should have proof read my comment. :P

"...but I state me" should have been "...but a statement". heh. sorry.

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I've noticed the other U2 title that's a question, 'Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses', doesn't have a question mark after it, either. A pattern seems to be emerging here ...

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because they felt it was too heavy with the question mark

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