I could not agree more.
This is the type of song with so much emotion that it is nearly impossible to get tired of it too quickly. You Found Me was nice the first few times I heard it, but then I realized it was pretty generic. No staying power. This is really a great song. I also like We Build Then We Break. A very different sound than we're used to out of the Fray, but a great listen nonetheless.
I could not agree more.
This is the type of song with so much emotion that it is nearly impossible to get tired of it too quickly. You Found Me was nice the first few times I heard it, but then I realized it was pretty generic. No staying power. This is really a great song. I also like We Build Then We Break. A very different sound than we're used to out of the Fray, but a great listen nonetheless.
I can't get enough of Say When, though. Glad you agree as well.
I can't get enough of Say When, though. Glad you agree as well.
'Say When' is a very different song indeed for the Fray, and I agree with jdaniels that it bares a large similarity to We Build Then We Break in that it has a much more low-key lead music type. It is a lot darker and is lead with a guitar sound more than the piano, which is different from The Frays usual piano-lead music.
'Say When' is a very different song indeed for the Fray, and I agree with jdaniels that it bares a large similarity to We Build Then We Break in that it has a much more low-key lead music type. It is a lot darker and is lead with a guitar sound more than the piano, which is different from The Frays usual piano-lead music.
My favourite line in this song is Maybe God Can be on Both Sides... although there has been a lot of debate as to what the final word is. Personally, I think it's gun, and I quote it as that still without being sure.
Regardless, that line is extremely powerful as it does question the ethics of God and fate; stating that it unfortunately can go either way as a decision.
I do love this song a lot, but currently I like We Build Then We Break the most.
Best song on the new album. Hands down. Simply breathtaking.
I'm glad someone else agrees with me. Everyone seems to be going on about You Found Me, but I think this song is miles better.
I'm glad someone else agrees with me. Everyone seems to be going on about You Found Me, but I think this song is miles better.
I could not agree more. This is the type of song with so much emotion that it is nearly impossible to get tired of it too quickly. You Found Me was nice the first few times I heard it, but then I realized it was pretty generic. No staying power. This is really a great song. I also like We Build Then We Break. A very different sound than we're used to out of the Fray, but a great listen nonetheless.
I could not agree more. This is the type of song with so much emotion that it is nearly impossible to get tired of it too quickly. You Found Me was nice the first few times I heard it, but then I realized it was pretty generic. No staying power. This is really a great song. I also like We Build Then We Break. A very different sound than we're used to out of the Fray, but a great listen nonetheless.
I can't get enough of Say When, though. Glad you agree as well.
I can't get enough of Say When, though. Glad you agree as well.
I agree, it gets to me every time. I'm liking the whold CD, but this one has definitely stood out for me.
I agree, it gets to me every time. I'm liking the whold CD, but this one has definitely stood out for me.
'Say When' is a very different song indeed for the Fray, and I agree with jdaniels that it bares a large similarity to We Build Then We Break in that it has a much more low-key lead music type. It is a lot darker and is lead with a guitar sound more than the piano, which is different from The Frays usual piano-lead music.
'Say When' is a very different song indeed for the Fray, and I agree with jdaniels that it bares a large similarity to We Build Then We Break in that it has a much more low-key lead music type. It is a lot darker and is lead with a guitar sound more than the piano, which is different from The Frays usual piano-lead music.
My favourite line in this song is Maybe God Can be on Both Sides... although there has been a lot of debate as to what the final word is. Personally, I think it's gun, and I quote it as that still without being sure.
Regardless, that line is extremely powerful as it does question the ethics of God and fate; stating that it unfortunately can go either way as a decision.
I do love this song a lot, but currently I like We Build Then We Break the most.