Phil Lynott (song) moment for Irish pop" in 2008, with the same publication later calling it the best Irish song of that year. Jape fans launched an online petition to establish the song as the Christmas number one in the Irish Singles Chart. However, it lost out to a cover of the Leonard Cohen song "Hallelujah", performed by Alexandra Burke, that year's winner of British television talent show "The X Factor". The song is often covered by Irish indie musician Rob Smith. Phil Lynott (song) "Phil Lynott" is a 2008 single by the Irish band Jape, taken from their third studio album, "Ritual".
We No Who U R uncrowded yet ornate arrangement of whispery vocal harmonies, spidery electric guitar trills, and stark flute tones." "Digital Spy" reviewer Mayer Nissim said "sounding like something Leonard Cohen never quite got round to sticking on "Ten New Songs", 'We No Who U R' is perhaps the most tender song Cave has recorded since "No More Shall We Part"" and referred to the song as "an ethereal poem where nature—not God—grants salvation." A music video, featuring the official lyrics of "We No Who U R", was posted on YouTube on 2 December 2012. An official music video was directed by Gaspar Noé