Claude says:The Fray's blockbuster debut gave them the fourth best-selling rock download of all time in the title track — a piano-driven anthem written by Isaac Slade about his failure to reach a troubled teen at a mentorship camp, later opened up by the band to mean whatever listeners needed it to mean. A handful of scattered plays in 2006 and 2007 didn't take, but it clicked for you in 2009, three years after release, and you've lived with the whole record in waves ever since — the title track and "Look After You" still anchor it, but "Fall Away" and "Heaven Forbid" get plenty of run too.