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Release year of the album should be in brackets instead
"It was released on 12 February 2016 as the final single from the record," → "The song was released on 12 February 2016 as the seventh and final single from the album," with the target
Mention in the body the release date
[1][2] should not be in the lead, as refs aren't supposed to be here and [2] is useless anywhere since [1] backs up the info on its own
The lead is too short at the moment; the sentence after the above should be about comp/lyrics, then do critical reception, followed by the chart position, with music video being the last sentence
"the release was given" → "the video was given" and you can keep this part in the lead, but move the refs to the music video section and write about the coverage in more detail there
Retitle to Release and reception; add the song's release date at the top with a source and merge critical/commercial sections since they are both one para each
"received acclaim from music critics" → "was met with acclaim from music critics" with the target
The advocacy praise is not sourced, only lyricism and production so alter the prose appropriately
Name the authors for the publications
"cites it as" → "cited the song as"
"depicts the track as" → "depicted the track as"
"The voice-work is described as" → "The voice-work was described by Carly Snider from The Michigan Daily as" with the wikilink
"that the song was" → "that the song is"
"and that Hozier's vocals "sound" → "and Hozier's voice "sounds" for accurate quoting
"of the album."" → "of the album"." per MOS:QUOTE
The final sentence is making it sound as if the sources give an overview of what critics in general said about the song, when they do not. Alter by instead attributing the reviews to the authors, but check the sources to make sure you do not take their quotes out of context.
This should be the second para of the above section
"peaked at 32 on" → "peaked at number 32 on the US"
"Island Records, which released the single, confirmed" → "Island Records confirmed" since you will have introduced the label when the release has been mentioned
Only the victim part is sourced as a role, not abuser
The penultimate sentence of this para should be after the synopsis info in the para below; also, mention who described it as powerful and alter the part about the delicate performance being praised by critics since it is only the author of the source that said that
Remove the last sentence of this para because YouTube is constantly updating, thus making it unreliable for view count
The "homey apartment" part is not sourced, unless I missed the ref's mention of this?
"appearing throughout the video in" → "appearing throughout in"
""wrapped in a ... cardigan" whose behavior appears" → ""wrapped in" a cardigan, with his behaviour appearing"
Where are the "warmly" and "while, in isolation, she stoically and tearfully observes her wounds" parts sourced?
"laughing, and drinking wine" → "laughing and drinking wine" because the article is in British English
The forearm bruise part is not sourced
Add the live performance as the very last sentence of this section, keeping in the second para
On hold until all of the issues are fixed; the article is quite messy, but you are inexperienced at nominating GANs so it is excusable in this context! --K. Peake10:46, 9 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
K. Peake Yes I will, sorry about that, I’ve been waiting for my laptop to come back from the shop. I’ll definitely take care of the revisions by the 16th. Thank you so much for your review and input, Happy Valentine’s Day!--Bettydaisies (talk) 19:09, 14 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
K. Peake Hi! Me as well, although it's a common occurrence given the pandemic. As for the review, I've believe I've ascribed the majority of changes to the article, if there are any issues please let me know. Thanks again for your understanding and benevolence during this process, which has been highly educational for me. Have a wonderful week!--Bettydaisies (talk) 07:02, 16 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
Bettydaisies Nice to see you have made a lot of changes, plus I did some copy editing for you. However, some issues still remain:
Sources for the genres should not be in the infobox; instead write out at the start of background and composition's second para: "Musically, "Cherry Wine" is a folk and indie folk song." with the accompanying sources
You have still left a ref in the lead, despite that info being mentioned in the body and this being uncompliant with MOS guidelines.
The mentions of strings and the redemption line have not been added, as I suggested from the refs.
In the reception section, you still need to change cites to cited and Hozier's vocals to Hozier's voice.
You have not added the wikilinks on the music video img text, nor have you wikilinked the director or Saoirse Ronan plus you removed their full names from here which needs to be undone.
For the charts, you need to change Weekly charts to Weekly chart performance for "Cherry Wine" and do the same for the year-end one with the differing term at the start.
There are still MOS:CAPS and MOS:QWQ issues with the refs; to be specific, this refers to double speech marks being used in ref titles and words being unnecessarily in all caps. --K. Peake07:54, 16 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
Bettydaisies It is supposed to be Weekly chart performance for "Cherry Wine" and 2015 year-end chart performance for "Cherry Wine", so you still need to change the captions appropriately. --K. Peake07:08, 17 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
Bettydaisies Yeah the charts tables look ok now; sorry I didn't notice this earlier because you had not added it until yesterday, but I just took a last read-through and saw The Edge is being used as a source, which is unreliable per WP:RSSM. Please remove it and all of the backed up info, unless you can find a replacement and that is the last issue 100%. --K. Peake07:12, 17 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
Bettydaisies✓Pass now, took a week or so but that is a decent period for GANs to stay on hold, plus we may have had some discussion but at least it resulted in the best outcome! --K. Peake07:33, 17 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
On hold until all of the issues are fixed; the article is quite messy, but you are inexperienced at nominating GANs so it is excusable in this context! --K. Peake 10:46, 9 February 2021 (UTC)