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Artist/Band:
Jars Of Clay
Lyrics for Song: Famous Last Words
Lyrics for Album: Triple Feature [2010]
You say You heard every word, but I watched you turn away
Your eyes grew colder than winter
"Love is so intrusive," I thought I heard you say
And laugh so unconvincingly
Famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute"
Narrow is the road and too high a price to pay
Loneliness is such a sanctuary
Empty are the musings and wasted are the days
You said You were only waiting
And famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute" and I won't forget
Famous last words
If tomorrow never comes, will I ever know that I was in love?
That I was in love
In love
You say You heard every word, I watched You turn away
You were only waiting
And famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute" and I won't forget
Famous last words
If tomorrow never comes, will I ever know that I was in love?
And famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute"
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Famous Last Words
Famous Last Words stands as a notable recording from Jars of Clay's 2010 album, Triple Feature. Emerging from a period where the Nashville-based quartet continued to refine their signature blend of acoustic rock and thoughtful lyricism, the track exemplifies their ability to craft intimate, reflective music. The song captures the band's established style, balancing melodic accessibility with the contemplative depth that has defined their discography for decades. As part of a collection that also includes tracks like Five Candles, this work reinforces the group's commitment to exploring faith and human experience through a contemporary Christian lens. The recording remains a testament to their enduring presence in the genre, showcasing a mature sound that resonates with long-time listeners while maintaining the accessibility that brought them initial acclaim. |
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| Album Lyrics: Triple Feature [2010] |
 Jars Of Clay
"Triple Feature [2010]"
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