All The Fray Lyrics (en) Total 71
The Fray - Time Well Wasted{Verse 1} Driving all night Staying up late Talking about how we're gonna get out of this place Stars in our eyes Dreaming big dreams Baby, it was always
The Fray - Over My Head [Live]{Verse 1} I never knew I never knew that everything was falling through That everyone I knew was waiting on a cue To turn and run when all I needed was the truth
The Fray - The Great BeyondI've watched the stars fall silent from your eyes All the sights that I have seen I can't believe that I believed I wished That you could see There's a new planet in
The Fray - Here We Are20 years ago I found a window Got away from here, far as I could go Goodbye, hello to all the madness 7 billion ways to bury sadness Going back and forth But you're
The Fray - Heartless{Chorus} In the night, I hear 'em talk The coldest story ever told Somewhere far along this road, he lost his soul to a woman so heartless How could you be so
The Fray - Over My Head [Live at The Fillmore]I never knew I never knew that everything was falling through That everyone I knew was waiting on a queue To turn and run when all I needed was the truth But that's how
The Fray - Never Say NeverSome things we don't talk about Rather do without, just hold a smile Falling in and out of love Ashamed and proud of Together all the while You can never say never
The Fray - City Hall{Intro} The city hall in my mind met last night Rumors of reelection started to fly {Verse 1} It's my funeral today, my funeral today I laid it
The Fray - Silent NightSilent night! Holy night! All is calm all is bright Round yon virgin mother and child Holy infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace! Silent night! Holy
The Fray - UncertaintyUncertainty is killing me And I'm certainly not asleep Maybe I've gone far too deep Maybe I'm just far too weak And that's the last place I want To be the
The Fray - Happy XmasSo this is Christmas And what have you done Another year over And a new one just begun And so this is Christmas I hope you have fun The near and the dear one The
The Fray - Where You Want To{Verse 1} You move my mind to you My thoughts distracted by your face You move my mind to you Memories filled when I'm with you {Pre-Chorus}
The Fray - Oceans Away{Verse 1} Figure since I'm so far gone, oceans away I can lay my saber down today I miss the words I love the words you did not say I miss the kiss you never gave
The Fray - Munich{Verse 1} Take all you know and you let it go Inside the snow begins to fall Step to the edge, you and I And we fall below Take a breath, hold my hand And now
The Fray - 1961{Verse 1} Two brothers, 1961 On a road 90 miles too long Someone don't want us together but We just keep on walking 'cause we're one I got a voice and
The Fray - Ready or Not{Hook: The Fray} Ready or not, here I come, you can't hide Gonna find you and take it slowly Ready or not, here I come, you can't hide Gonna find you and make
The Fray - Our Last Days{Verse 1} Sunset, hometown America, roads I used to run These walls used to hold heroes black and white and gone I can show you all the places that we used to go that
The Fray - Keep On Wanting{Verse 1} Everything you want in broken pieces on the floor Everything you thought you'd ever need But it's not what you want that matters, it's what you want
The Fray - Same as You{Verse 1} You're lying there, you swear you can feel them Reach your hand and you try to touch their skin But it's just you breathing The torn fabric wrapped
The Fray - Shadow and a Dancer{Verse 1} Hello friend, do you remember when We would float on the summer wind and fall back to earth again Hello love, remember that touch That skin on skin summer
The Fray - Closer to Me{Verse 1} I take two steps forward and don't look back I bear my soul just to cover my tracks I'm like a dirty cop with blood on my hands And I know it won't
The Fray - Wherever This Goes{Verse 1} We could slow down, waste away in this town Standing on the sidewalk, watching this parade Or we could get out, pack our suitcase right now Find ourselves a
The Fray - Break Your Plans{Verse 1} I wish I had cheated, at least that's a reason I'd understand why you're leaving now We both stopped breathing and it could not last I guess
The Fray - Give It Away{Verse 1} Come on and turn it up, you going to get that gold I see it in your eyes, more than your hands can hold But there's something that you know, don't matter
The Fray - Hold My Hand{Verse 1} I found a picture in my basement My face a hundred years ago But I don't want to do like he did So full of pride and all alone Escape is in my
The Fray - It's for You{Verse 1} When the winds come and they blow When the rains turn to sleet and snow When the waters rage at the sea Bitter cold but you warm me Only you Only
The Fray - Say When{Verse 1} I see you there, don't know where you come from Unaware the stare from someone Don't appear to care that I saw you and I want you What's your name,
The Fray - Be the One{Verse 1} They're two lovers in the night waiting on the sun to rise Passing ships into the night under different skies Would you just whisper what you said one last
The Fray - NoelThe first Noel the angel did say Was to certain poor shepards in fields as they lay: In fields where they lay a keeping their sheep On a cold winter's night that was so deep
The Fray - The FighterThe lover held her love She begged him not to go The fighter wrapped his gloves The fighter said I know, I know, I know Just this one last time I swear you'll still be
The Fray
In the vibrant music scene of Denver, Colorado, a group of audacious youths embarked on a journey that would etch their names into the annals of modern rock history. These individuals, recognized as Isaac Slade, Joe King, Dave Welsh, and Ben Wysocki, initially framed their collective narrative with a candid admission, describing themselves as "just a couple of kids who were up to no good." Little did they know, their shared passion and relentless pursuit of musical greatness would forge a path to remarkable achievements and acclaim.
**Formative Years and Early Endeavors**
The genesis of The Fray can be traced back to the early 2000s, a period marked by the serendipitous convergence of likeminded musicians within the academic hallways where Slade and King's friendship bloomed. Their innate synergy and shared musical visions soon led to the formation of a band, a decision that would redefine their lives and careers. The lineup was subsequently enriched with the addition of Welsh and Wysocki, both of whom had previously collaborated with Slade in another band named Ember, around the year 1999.
Rooted in a DIY ethic and propelled by a shared determination, The Fray embarked on their musical journey with the self-release of two EPs titled "Movement" and "Reason." These early works, characterized by their earnest lyrics and emotive compositions, laid the groundwork for what was to become a defining chapter in their career.
**Breakthrough and Acclaim**
The turning point for The Fray materialized with the release of their debut album, "How to Save a Life," under the Epic label. This album was nothing short of a cultural phenomenon, harboring hit singles such as "Over My Head (Cable Car)" and the poignantly reflective title track, "How to Save a Life." These tracks not only captured the hearts of listeners worldwide but also garnered the band two laudable Grammy nominations, a testament to their burgeoning prowess and appeal.
**Continued Success and Evolution**
Buoyed by their initial success, The Fray continued to explore and evolve their sound, resulting in a succession of albums that further solidified their status in the music industry. Their self-titled album, "The Fray," was met with critical and commercial acclaim, earning them two additional Grammy nominations, notably for the evocative track "Never Say Never." This period of creative fervor also saw the release of "Scars and Stories" and "Helios," albums that showcased the band's versatility and depth, navigating through themes of love, loss, and resilience.
**Legacy and Influence**
In 2016, The Fray took a reflective step with the release of "Through the Years," a greatest hits compilation that encapsulates the essence of their journey. This collection, featuring standout tracks from their storied discography alongside a selection of bonus songs, serves as a testament to the enduring legacy and impact of The Fray's music.
From their humble beginnings in Denver to their rise as torchbearers of emotive rock, The Fray's biography is a captivating narrative of friendship, ambition, and the transformative power of music. Their story, marked by trials, triumphs, and the pursuit of artistic expression, continues to inspire and resonate with fans and aspiring musicians alike.
**Formative Years and Early Endeavors**
The genesis of The Fray can be traced back to the early 2000s, a period marked by the serendipitous convergence of likeminded musicians within the academic hallways where Slade and King's friendship bloomed. Their innate synergy and shared musical visions soon led to the formation of a band, a decision that would redefine their lives and careers. The lineup was subsequently enriched with the addition of Welsh and Wysocki, both of whom had previously collaborated with Slade in another band named Ember, around the year 1999.
Rooted in a DIY ethic and propelled by a shared determination, The Fray embarked on their musical journey with the self-release of two EPs titled "Movement" and "Reason." These early works, characterized by their earnest lyrics and emotive compositions, laid the groundwork for what was to become a defining chapter in their career.
**Breakthrough and Acclaim**
The turning point for The Fray materialized with the release of their debut album, "How to Save a Life," under the Epic label. This album was nothing short of a cultural phenomenon, harboring hit singles such as "Over My Head (Cable Car)" and the poignantly reflective title track, "How to Save a Life." These tracks not only captured the hearts of listeners worldwide but also garnered the band two laudable Grammy nominations, a testament to their burgeoning prowess and appeal.
**Continued Success and Evolution**
Buoyed by their initial success, The Fray continued to explore and evolve their sound, resulting in a succession of albums that further solidified their status in the music industry. Their self-titled album, "The Fray," was met with critical and commercial acclaim, earning them two additional Grammy nominations, notably for the evocative track "Never Say Never." This period of creative fervor also saw the release of "Scars and Stories" and "Helios," albums that showcased the band's versatility and depth, navigating through themes of love, loss, and resilience.
**Legacy and Influence**
In 2016, The Fray took a reflective step with the release of "Through the Years," a greatest hits compilation that encapsulates the essence of their journey. This collection, featuring standout tracks from their storied discography alongside a selection of bonus songs, serves as a testament to the enduring legacy and impact of The Fray's music.
From their humble beginnings in Denver to their rise as torchbearers of emotive rock, The Fray's biography is a captivating narrative of friendship, ambition, and the transformative power of music. Their story, marked by trials, triumphs, and the pursuit of artistic expression, continues to inspire and resonate with fans and aspiring musicians alike.