Jars Of Clay--Fade to Grey

[johnybobraindeer]

Genius!

[dyingcrimsonroses]

<3 this song have the acappella part as my ringtone for texts ^_^

[flarethereal015]

i like the music in the beginning of this song

[gi624]

This is one of my favorite albums of all time.

[1stdoublekill]

All this talk about seeing black and white and gray or whatever, how about a little color in your life and a point of view that isn't as much religious and more life conscious.

[fbmbikerdude3]

@1stdoublekill if you dont like it, dont listen to it.

[1stdoublekill]

@fbmbikerdude3 the problem with your stupid fucking comment is that I have to listen to it to declare whether or not I enjoy it, correct?

[1stdoublekill]

@fbmbikerdude3 in addition, my comment was nowhere near related to the song so move along.

[justincrlsn1]

@retroman1019 Seeing things in only black and white is not a Christian attribute. Jesus taught love and tolerance not black and white ideologies.

[retroman1019]

I like the song but I see things in black and white as a Christian. God bless all.

[Mortskcab]

This song reminds me of my childhood my older borthers would play this song all the time then! Jars of clay rocks!

[ElyseCity822]

MYSELF is much to be saved from!, Maybe, but probaly?

[video444]

I love this song, probably number one or two on my Jars of Clay song favorite list.

[NUMBER13ROXASOWNS]

"wont you save me from myself" one of my most favorite songs from these guys...

[Avi052678]

I think they mean when someone is in transition from black to white (recently found christ) so a christian baby so to speak.

[retroman1019]

I love the song and The group but can someone help me about them saying that things fade to grey. Christians (like me anyway) see things in black and white. Unless they are singing about unbeleivers. I am confused.

[valeriea3]

drum solo. nuff said.

[efatarocks]

I grew up on this band, my mom would play them all the time. I love them

[judithhr]

That guy's manboob on the album cover creeps me out.

[rainmanx63]

Great Music. But I can't listen very often. I have this album on my ipod but I will skip any of these songs if they come on. To many strong sad memories. I remember the day my x-wife came home with this CD (Istill have it) and told me how good it was, She was right. When you lived with someone for over 20 years there are things that remain within you forever that you forgot about, good and bad. Music will bring those things back to you instantly. Thia album does that to me.

[kgoudreau89]

I absolutely love this song!

[FURRYDulaman]

This is my favorite Jars of Clay song, if not my most favorite song of all time.

[Love4Christ7]

So where did THIS Jars of Clay go? and by this Jars of Clay I mean the good Jars of Clay...

[BrianProvorse]

@Love4Christ7 I don't think they went anywhere. Although the first 2 albums are my favorites, I think their current stuff is still good as well.

[lumbeestud64]

@BrianProvorse I agree 100%

[FliryVorru]

I'm not a religious guy, but this song is awesome. Lyrics are meaningful, chord progression is solid, and the layering is incredible! Sweet song!

[andiadara]

Throught the years, this had always beeen my favorite JOC song. 'Needful Hands' is a runner-up (although I don't think it original to them.)

[redtailedkite]

Great Song!!

[fatpiickles]

as a former human, now monkey..i really enjoy this song!

haha!..whats with all "former"?

[DNeverGiveUp]

you have to blast this song to trully feel the power in it.. love it

[hanzzzz12]

As an agnostic turned evangelical, former heavyweight champion, former swim coach, former ice cream eating champion, former governor of Alaska, former regional lighting expert, I find this song simply sublime!

[46Shikamaru46]

in my ladder days of punk hardcore music mosh pitting addiction turned cute romance anime fanatic i love this song. "flood" hooray

[segita]

As a former Gay Male Escort with a bad lisp that grew up on the rough side of Arkansas with a Mom & Dad who were first cousins, i must agree i like Jars of Clay, but their new stuff doesn't appeal to me as their first 2 or 3 albums did, something classic with those.

[CSuTuber]

William Jefferson, is that you?

[apollothemighty]

As a former samurai, current ninja, I wonder why there isn't a video of me flying around doing cool ninja flips to this song yet?

[trueshinobi01]

Lol, you need to fade to the "grey side" to bring out the inner ninja in u!

[theConstructedRuckus]

Even as a former evangelical, current agnostic... this song, to me, is timeless. It's one of my favorite 5 songs of all time, I believe. So powerful. And to think that this is the first song they wrote... they must have known they had a truly special band.

[interwoven222]

as a former evangie, current Integralist, have to agree, masterful song almost post-modern awesome song

[BuddahsSocks]

As a former evangelical, current Amish Mennonite...I also must agree. This and their first album would forever change the way I hear music.

[TheManeatingchicken]

lol what's a mennonite like you doing on a site like this?

[wrathofthematthew]

memories are flooding me... love the drums.

[Glacierblue25]

Love it and this album, good onya!

[orleansmass]

wish there weren't copyright violations & we could actually see a video made by JOC.

[BestOf90sCCM]

I've been listening to JOC Much Afraid cd every monday through friday morning for the past 3 years! Does that qualify as an addiction? lol

[ceejay8432]

@BestOf90sCCM , yes i think it does, though i listen to The Long Fall Back to Earth as often as i can, but not as often as you! God bless

[Anynamewouldbefine]

Perfect, perfect, perfect.

[eyeoaiyo]

nice song!

[wanderingjew2008]

Apparently this was the first song they ever wrote.

[seizetheweakened]

first song? I wonder why it wasn't on their first album then?

[Laety]

i love this song too, esp. when the tempo kicks in after the instrumental bridge

[carolinesalv]

@Laety oooooooooo you know it!

[daveshaw197126]

love it!

[meraggelm]

a contemporary christian classic !