I am embarrassed and ecstatic to have found this band in 2024!! You are such a gem!!! ❤️❤️💎💎 I love how you tell stories through your music, I love your passion and enunciation in your singing, I love the Broadway style, I love how your songs point to Jesus! I love love love it all!
*Oh* I had to listen to this song a few times to grasp the meaning. I believe that the man in the story is Jesus bringing His Bride "grays". And as someone else in the comments said, "grays = grace". Wow. Love the message of this song.
Gray is good for sorrow ... so necessary for processing grief, repentance, and depression. Denying it for the sake of false color is superficial. Thank you for reminding us!
@@adammcneil242 I think that both messages are VERY relevant. "Grays" certainly does equal "grace" but the fact that the color gray is also good for helping us process messy emotions is a beautiful aspect of this song and a lovely reminder of what our Savior can do.
LOVE this song!!! It gets me EVERYTIME!!!! you guys are awesome, your lyrics, your melodies, the little gospel stories that you expertly and intricately slide into so many of your songs!!! Love it!!!!
This is so beautiful! I've been listening to it for a while now, and thought it was a very nice love song. But then, I finally read an interview where I found out that "grays" was "grace." I am *mindblown* !! so now I love this song even MORE.
The girl in the grey, is the only girl who acknowledges that this life isn't "perfectly color coded" she sees the shades of grey they want to ignore... and she is happiest because through acknowledging the grey, she can know grace. Is... is that the point? You have to acknowledge sin to receive forgiveness, and you have to accept rejection to know love. Her flowers were grey, but they came from Love.
I feel the meaning of the song is rather that she feels that in a world of work-to-earn or achieve-to-receive, she notices that something really important is missing: grace. The opposite of being righteous from our own deeds. A gift. Self righteous people and non-Christians in general can't stand the mentioning of grace because it takes away from their pride. It takes away all of our pride if we'd fully understand. The bride seeks this grace and Jesus gave it to her freely. That's why he was killed by the people.
@@matthiaschan2293 No, no, silly. This isn't about the girl or you or me. It's about Jesus! The song begins to unfold in a place that had no grays (grace) allowed (this is 1st century Jerusalem or thereabouts) and found the church (the girl not worth thinking of). He brought her gray flowers every day (this is the work of Jesus preaching the gospel and repentance all made possible through grace). "They" (unbelieving jews) saw her in a dress that was gray and red (she's clothed in the grace (and blood?) of Jesus) and they knew it matched (the grace yielded good fruit) and some were happy some enraged. They went and threatened him with death, etc., etc. Gray Flowers (Subtitle: The Life and Works of Jesus of Nazareth)
Found these gray fuzzy things that I assumed to be flowers and gave them to my girlfriend on a hike... So from now on, we sing: "I brought her FUZZIES every daaaaaaaaay!" In a forceful tone.
There was a color coded town, they had one rule, no gays allowed it was a great offense. It brought no compliments. I stranger to that town, she met a girl who very few would say is worth thinking of, still they fell in love.
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I am embarrassed and ecstatic to have found this band in 2024!! You are such a gem!!! ❤️❤️💎💎 I love how you tell stories through your music, I love your passion and enunciation in your singing, I love the Broadway style, I love how your songs point to Jesus! I love love love it all!
"grays" = "grace". Mind blown. Love this song!
YESS!!!!
I haven't been able to guess where this one comes from. I thought most of these songs album were from the Chronicles of Narnia.
Makes me smile :-)
lol me too
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I bought this book and was reading it to my daughter. So cool its a song.
Slaps *and* it has a great message!?!? WOW👏👏👏
*Oh*
I had to listen to this song a few times to grasp the meaning. I believe that the man in the story is Jesus bringing His Bride "grays". And as someone else in the comments said, "grays = grace". Wow. Love the message of this song.
i have troubles with hearing so the first time he said grey i thought he was saying grace
AND THE WAY THEY KNEW RED AND GREY MATCHED!!!
IT IS! I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH!!! I LOVE ITTTT!!!!!
I friggen love this song. My favorite depiction of the gospel and my favorite of your songs.
Gray is good for sorrow ... so necessary for processing grief, repentance, and depression. Denying it for the sake of false color is superficial. Thank you for reminding us!
that is not what the song means gray = grace
@@adammcneil242 I think that both messages are VERY relevant. "Grays" certainly does equal "grace" but the fact that the color gray is also good for helping us process messy emotions is a beautiful aspect of this song and a lovely reminder of what our Savior can do.
@@adammcneil242 still. there is more than one way of interpriting things.
LOVE this song!!! It gets me EVERYTIME!!!! you guys are awesome, your lyrics, your melodies, the little gospel stories that you expertly and intricately slide into so many of your songs!!! Love it!!!!
This is so beautiful! I've been listening to it for a while now, and thought it was a very nice love song. But then, I finally read an interview where I found out that "grays" was "grace." I am *mindblown* !! so now I love this song even MORE.
Possibly my favorite song of theirs.
I found this after I was gifted the book, Gray Flowers, and I saw there was a song about it in the back! The song and book are just great!!!!
Love this song- beautiful
This song live at HU was so good
My new favorite band!
Eva Canoy Same! I just discovered them two days ago and I love them! Greetings from Chile!
I love them too!
I found this band when my sister named 2 words and I searched it up xD great band !
Garage Stripper vfff.mjj🐦 🐣
🐣🐣🐷🐷🙊
do you still listen to them
The girl in the grey, is the only girl who acknowledges that this life isn't "perfectly color coded" she sees the shades of grey they want to ignore... and she is happiest because through acknowledging the grey, she can know grace. Is... is that the point? You have to acknowledge sin to receive forgiveness, and you have to accept rejection to know love. Her flowers were grey, but they came from Love.
I feel the meaning of the song is rather that she feels that in a world of work-to-earn or achieve-to-receive, she notices that something really important is missing: grace. The opposite of being righteous from our own deeds. A gift. Self righteous people and non-Christians in general can't stand the mentioning of grace because it takes away from their pride. It takes away all of our pride if we'd fully understand.
The bride seeks this grace and Jesus gave it to her freely. That's why he was killed by the people.
@@matthiaschan2293 No, no, silly. This isn't about the girl or you or me. It's about Jesus! The song begins to unfold in a place that had no grays (grace) allowed (this is 1st century Jerusalem or thereabouts) and found the church (the girl not worth thinking of). He brought her gray flowers every day (this is the work of Jesus preaching the gospel and repentance all made possible through grace). "They" (unbelieving jews) saw her in a dress that was gray and red (she's clothed in the grace (and blood?) of Jesus) and they knew it matched (the grace yielded good fruit) and some were happy some enraged. They went and threatened him with death, etc., etc.
Gray Flowers (Subtitle: The Life and Works of Jesus of Nazareth)
I love it so much! Beautiful! I am so thankful I found the Gray Havens!
Found these gray fuzzy things that I assumed to be flowers and gave them to my girlfriend on a hike... So from now on, we sing: "I brought her FUZZIES every daaaaaaaaay!" In a forceful tone.
That's sweet. Are you two married yet? :-D You should sing "Let's Get Married" (by the Gray Havens) ;-)
@@dartme18 Haha... No, I consider her my sister! XD My best friend is dating her.
Looking forward to the picture book!
Subtitle: The Life and Work of Jesus of Nazareth. Excellent song.
Not a religious person, but i love this song
What do you like about it? The beat and quality of his voice or backing sounds? Or do you appreciate the lyrics anyway?
@@dartme18 mainly just the general rhythm to it
@@icantthinkofabetteraccount9031 Yeah, it's fly :-D
@@dartme18 It's just really fun to listen to
I love it
JESUS IS WONDERFUL
Jesus is even cooler than those butterflies on your face :-D
Still remember you showing us this at RSR, great song
Thank you, well done! Any interest to visit Baltimore? We could set that up!
My friend played this song for me and she wouldn't tell me the title, so I just searched up "flowers ev-a-ry day song" and I got it!
I need some grayyyyyyyyy
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Muito bommmmm❣️
Am i the only one who is reminded of Sedona and its exceedingly strange color rules here? No? Okay. *whistles innocently off into the sunset*
Where can I get your music?
They're now on iTunes, but check their site (www.thegrayhavensmusic.com/) for more info! Sorry this is three months late....
google play music, pandora, tunein, spotify, everywhere,
Best Song ever? Gray havens.... make one bad song- I dare you (don't actually)
there great
*their great
+Logan Smith they are would be they're
@@logantheriggssmith Haha! :-P
Thanks! Glad somebody appreciates my humor!
Wes? Is that really chu ,_,
There was a color coded town, they had one rule, no gays allowed it was a great offense. It brought no compliments.
I stranger to that town, she met a girl who very few would say is worth thinking of, still they fell in love.
Wow, that's deep.
I don't agree->Mark 10:6-8
@@sethdodds2911 also Romans 1 (forgot the exact verses but its a short chapter)
@@ArsonGremlin Indeed
@@sethdodds2911 i don't get it. can you please explain it to me why you mentioned that verse?