You know, there from orlando fl as am I, I heard Scott like to play softball down the road from me, so I showed up one night to see if I could get him to sign my cd, not only was he there the guitarist was too, not only did they sign my cd, they walked me out to my car, I loved that n will never forget that !
I was a fan of Creed when this album came out. This song immediately became my favorite over the other singles from this album and that was before they became a commercial success with songs like " Higher" and "Arms Wide Open".
Harri, trust me since you liked this great tune from this original band, PALEASE DO MORE OF THEIR SONGS BROTHER!!! YOU WON'T REGRET IT HARRI. LUV YA BROTHER
I believe this song was dedicated to 9/11 the victims how the world was torn apart at that time. Creed is an amazing man saw them at Nassau coliseum and they sound amazing live and this was performed!
Great band! This particular song is not my cup of tea. I can hear good qualities that others, without my 60's, 70's, and 80's biases, would hold the song up as a huge hit. Their songs "Arms Wide Open" and "Higher" are amazing hits, IMHO. They hold their own with the best of Rush, Kansas, and Styx.
Many will comment on this, I'm sure, so I will just say that Creed was unjustly dismissed by some rock fans. They were big for a while, but suddenly they became ridiculed. Along the same line as Nickelback. One reason for this disdain was probably that some of their songs had Christian themes. Creed has a good number of hits. And their videos could be very creative and thought provoking.
The thing is, they were never a Christian band. Scott himself *is* a Christian and grew up in a religious household so his lyrics sometimes pulled from what he knew but it wasn't intentional to *be* religious in any way.
So glad my son turned me on to this band! What a great song!
Great awesome band!! Try soo many others they have! My Own Prison, with Arms Wide Open, great message, great music! ❤️
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I really like this. I’ve heard several songs by Creed and really enjoy their sound. Thanks Harri and Robert 🌺✌️
This has always been my absolute favorite song
They have soo much energy! Can’t wait to see them this summer! Gonna be another great concert!!
You know, there from orlando fl as am I, I heard Scott like to play softball down the road from me, so I showed up one night to see if I could get him to sign my cd, not only was he there the guitarist was too, not only did they sign my cd, they walked me out to my car, I loved that n will never forget that !
This song and it's meaning is so needed in our world today
I loved this reaction man. It is an amazing song.
I was a fan of Creed when this album came out. This song immediately became my favorite over the other singles from this album and that was before they became a commercial success with songs like " Higher" and "Arms Wide Open".
Great song. My favorite is my own prison
It was powerful and brutal, the kind of music you need to listen to at home through large speakers 🔥🔥🔥
Harri, trust me since you liked this great tune from this original band, PALEASE DO MORE OF THEIR SONGS BROTHER!!! YOU WON'T REGRET IT HARRI. LUV YA BROTHER
Creed is so underrated its a crime...i hope i get to see these on this tour
there is a live video when played this song on the David LETTERMANN SHOW
I dig. Thanks for this one
I believe this song was dedicated to 9/11 the victims how the world was torn apart at that time.
Creed is an amazing man saw them at Nassau coliseum and they sound amazing live and this was performed!
Great band! This particular song is not my cup of tea. I can hear good qualities that others, without my 60's, 70's, and 80's biases, would hold the song up as a huge hit.
Their songs "Arms Wide Open" and "Higher" are amazing hits, IMHO. They hold their own with the best of Rush, Kansas, and Styx.
It's the lyrics for me, it's a bit harder than my normal preferences too but the lyrics and the meaning behind them pulls me in.
I saw Creed, and they put on a great show. Love this song.
Many will comment on this, I'm sure, so I will just say that Creed was unjustly dismissed by some rock fans. They were big for a while, but suddenly they became ridiculed. Along the same line as Nickelback. One reason for this disdain was probably that some of their songs had Christian themes.
Creed has a good number of hits. And their videos could be very creative and thought provoking.
The thing is, they were never a Christian band. Scott himself *is* a Christian and grew up in a religious household so his lyrics sometimes pulled from what he knew but it wasn't intentional to *be* religious in any way.