I'm Still Remembering

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"I'm Still Remembering" is an acoustic folk song taken from The Cranberries third album, To the Faithful Departed. It was released as a promotion single in Brazil in 1996.^[1] No video was recorded for this single and the song did not chart. The song is inspired by the death of Kurt Cobain.^[2]

Track listing[]

Promo single (Brazil)^[1]

1. I'm Still Remembering (radio edit) – 4:01
2. I'm Still Remembering (album version) – 4:48

The information on the promo single mistakenly credited the song to O'Riordan and Hogan. O'Riordan is the sole writer (lyrics and music) of this song.

Other releases[]

The album version of "I'm Still Remembering" was featured on the "Salvation" single.

An acoustic version was released on the 2-track European single of "When You're Gone". The performance was recorded on 31 January 1995 at Cadena 40 Principales in Madrid, Spain. It is the first ever-recorded performance of this song, more than a year before it studio version release on To the Faithful Departed.

An acoustic version was also played during the band's MTV Unplugged show, but did not get a commercial release.

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