Greyson Chance - Good As Gold (Official Music Video)

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Director: Bobby Hannaford
Director of Photography: David Keninger
Assistant Camera: Laura Odermatt
Featuring Taliah Standing Soldier
Editor: Aiden Magarian
Colorist: Tyler Roth
You can stream 'Good as Gold' on both Apple Music & Spotify.
itunes.apple.com/us/album/goo...
open.spotify.com/artist/0Qnx1...
Lyrics:
I see the hole in the heart that you try
To fill with a drink
I see the light at the end of the dark
It might make you think
‘Bout where you’ve been babe
And what you’ve done
I know you hate this town, you’re not the only one
I know you’re hurting
And you’re feeling sold
I know it hurts when
You don’t know where to go
And when you’re tied up
By the past you hold
You got to know
That you are Good as Gold
I see the crack in your ribs when you fell
Over your heels
I see your hurt by the words when he said
Love it ain’t real
But let me hold you and tell you what I see
You are the light of the day, you mean so much to me
Shoulder to shoulder, yeah babe I’m on for the ride
We can run far away stay in the heat of July
Oh tonight, push your troubles aside
We’ll be alright
"Chance's latest work stems from years of reflection and life choices, all which have brought him to this point. After a stint away from music, in which Chance was at university, his perspective began to change.
Freed from the pressures of the industry, and surrounded by the romantic wildness of his native Oklahoma, he felt a surge of self-discovery he hadn’t anticipated. This has led Chance to his second chapter. His commitment to candor as well as his disciplined but deeply emotional vocals are found present in his latest releases. As Chance puts it himself, his truth in music is much simpler than he originally thought: “I can never give up on the process now. It’s always with me".

[@desirose5287]

I’m looking through the comments and the majority of what I’m seeing is people praising Greyson for his talent and how he shouldn’t stop making music, and that’s okay. I understand that. But the message of this video runs deeper to me than just his vocals. I was born in Pine Ridge, South Dakota and finally got out when I was 6. I have experienced the pain and anguish that this town carries first hand. The alcoholism and the violence, the poverty and the neglect. But I have had the privilege to be surrounded by my own Lakota culture this town carries on. This will always be my home and seeing it finally get some recognition makes me so happy.

[@rujiaolin8388]

I love how Greyson connects his personal experience with the Lakota tribe. This is extremely beautiful when Greyson's music and the special scene of Lakota fits together. More than perfect. Always support the best music.

[@roselongwell7763]

Ellen made a BIG MISTAKE by not standing with Greyson. He is awesome!

[@leabeckman3558]

Indigenous people definitely know what family is all about and culture. None of them have narcissistic life. I’m so sick of narcissistic life in today society. This song made me in tears.

[@noahberrii8209]

thought this was a nationwide commercial at first

[@taliahstandingsoldier2947]

that’s me in the video (the girl in the white shirt) and let me just say, it was such a huge honor to be able to work on this project with y’all! 💓

[@jgpl17]

I hope Ellen invites him back to perform this song and to catch up with him 💚

[@slandry164]

Just discovered Greyson Chance by chance today (Saw his piano performance in a talent show at school and his voice really hit me - I have a cochlear implant so hearing his voice levels really resonated with me. Additionally, this video really hit me big time since my uncle has worked with the Navajo Indians in New Mexico most of his life since he was arrested by the FBI for draft evasion during Vietnam war….This means a lot to me since I am so appreciative of his work with the Navajo Indians…..I am WELL AWARE of their community’s issues, problems, depression, unemployment and all that and it saddens me. Everyone should watch the movie about Trail of Tears and Geronimo. The US Government really stole their future away from them.

[@armandvanjaarsveld5737]

Greyson, never stop making music :)

[@krvin8087]

bro i love you so much. you’ve walked your own path as a musician when you blew up at such a young age you could’ve just stuck to the mainstream and sold out to meaningless music production but instead you’ve continued to create art and give to the people as much as you can. that’s so awesome

[@syaimmaalia9381]

THIS DESERVES MORE ATTENTION MORE PUBLICITY MORE VIEWS MORE RECOGNITION

[@ps2031]

I’m very proud to be a Lakota women. We might be poor but we are rich in culture.

[@tcrcampbell]

You know how amazing this feels to see my reservation represented in this way? So many people come to film on the reservation and only take the negative scenes and air it out there. Even though this is sort of the same? it also shows that as a people, we are happy. We might not be in the best living situations, but because we have our culture and our language and each other, we can make it. I’m so extremely proud of Greyson for including my people, the Lakota people of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, in his music video. It’s the place I grew up, all of my childhood memories lie there and to see it represented in this way, makes me happy.

[@stilcrazychris]

Great song son.... I'm native American I'm so pleased to see you care. It was told to me by my great grandmother, who was full blooded Cherokee, that her mother walked the trail of tears. I'm honored as part Native American for what you are doing for this tribe.

[@IshaFarzana]

HERES TO THE PEEPS THAT HAVE BEEN THERE WITH GREYSON SINCE DAY 1

[@jeffamunoz]

Greyson just made this song SO much deeper. He could have easily made this about a boyfriend and a love story, but THIS is really touching. My heart is warmed!

[@royalmusicyt]

This is amazing Greyson! Very powerful 🙌🏻

[@littleminismall5920]

The music of Greyson chance is great, like a beam of light that illuminates the front.

[@indah3985]

The cinematography and the people in this video is way too beautiful, im in tears

[@LLJW-zw9pm]

This song is so under rated it needs more views