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However, it has all come to an end with the Claw stages (there were three of them built for different seattle airport hotel continents) getting potentially permanently installed as new venues, and the band moving onto their next projects. As a farewell of sorts, U2 captured the mood of the final show by updating the lyrics to their 1993 tune Stay (Faraway, So Close) . Check it out below.
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