ok just to clear things up: there are four versions of this song, from:
1) tiger and the duke demos
2) tiger and the duke
3) tiger and the duke [re-issue]
4) we must become the change we want to see [live dvd]
-(3) is the only one without craig owens. it has matt kelly instead.
-the only difference between (1) and (2) is an extra lyric by anthony green before "five on fire".
-(4) is, of course, live with vocals by anthony green and craig owens.
-on (4) anthony green switches up the lyrics a little. for example, he begins with "raise the bar, raise the bar" instead of "five on fire, raise the bar".
so before you guys insult each other over who sings what, recognize that you might have a different version of the song than whoever you're arguing with.
i also believe that, in every version, the third line, "we multiply" is actually "grace glorified".
ok just to clear things up: there are four versions of this song, from:
1) tiger and the duke demos 2) tiger and the duke 3) tiger and the duke [re-issue] 4) we must become the change we want to see [live dvd]
-(3) is the only one without craig owens. it has matt kelly instead. -the only difference between (1) and (2) is an extra lyric by anthony green before "five on fire". -(4) is, of course, live with vocals by anthony green and craig owens. -on (4) anthony green switches up the lyrics a little. for example, he begins with "raise the bar, raise the bar" instead of "five on fire, raise the bar".
so before you guys insult each other over who sings what, recognize that you might have a different version of the song than whoever you're arguing with.
i also believe that, in every version, the third line, "we multiply" is actually "grace glorified".