Jim Croce - Greatest Hits - Lover's Cross

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James Joseph "Jim" Croce (January 10, 1943 - September 20, 1973) was an American folk and rock singer of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Between 1966 and 1973, Croce released five studio albums and singles. His songs "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" and "Time in a Bottle" reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.

[@tshoffner100]

the world is a much poorer place for the loss of this man

[@soneal97]

Imagine what this guy would have written had he lived. One of my favorite songwriters, as it is.

[@antonflystrup932]

Nothing. He had planned to stop making music and live of writing poems while spending his time with his family. Which only made his death more sad. He just wanted to be with his family.. 😕

[@kevinpilkington6527]

He had been badly screwed by the recording labels and was done after the last promise he kept to the people he played for. He was killed leavin' for home to keep his promises to Ingrid! In their career, Jim and Maury made a lot of tracks in the music world. Great Inspirations to countless other musicians, myself included! Thank you Jim and Maury, miss you both, Kev

[@WAHOOUPS]

He would go in my Hall of Fame just for being Kool. Listening to him all my life... Life maybe would have been better with him longer. But God would have a say. TBC

[@sirprince9734]

everybody dies I have noticed many artists have a manic period before they die

[@crowd4149]

@@antonflystrup932 that’s a bluff

[@bighornbasin]

Jim Croce was one of the best songwriters of the last 75 years. As others have said his lyrics were genius. His delivery was emotion-filled. His voice was smooth and of an unmatched quality. His death was so untimely. Had he lived he would have written so much more. I mourn his loss, even though it's been more than half a century.

[@KingOfPopStars]

His voice is so soothing and his songs are so meaningful. Miss you, Jim.

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

I miss him so much.

[@Kepi_Kei]

My best friend and I were 16 when we heard the news. We huddled in her room and played all of his records that we had. And, of course, cried. And cried and cried. An exceptional artist.

[@robertdriscoll711]

@@Kepi_Kei I was 13 in 8th grade.......it hit me very hard. I never knew him BUT did know his great music.

[@comscom]

gives me goosebumps... and my goosebumps got goosebumps.! 😂

[@supercomp7078]

This brings back so many memories when things were so much simpler, men were men, chics were chics and music was real music, god I miss the 60s and 70s.

[@AB-dq2vu]

I hope that everyone who is in or experienced a relationship with a narcissist hears this song. Those relationships are painful and the narcissist truely doesn't care how much you suffer to meet their needs

[@brianlane9534]

Interesting comment. I was at the end of my rope. This song and others like it gave me the strength to leave.

[@artscherl9833]

I've been on both sides of this brilliantly described scenario. My lover actually broke off the relationship before I realized I needed to. I've been called a narcissist on the flip side but never felt I misled this woman intentionally. Jim is spot on in articulating the pain felt while navigating it's turbulence

[@davidalexander2167]

His choice of words used to convey the feelings of countless people still rings true all these years later, genius.

[@JanWhorton]

Amazingly timeless honest inspiration forever❤!🎉❤

[@2razorfreak]

A lyrical genius that within his voice you could hear a humbleness the common man could relate to.

[@andyboxish4436]

One of the all time greats

[@richardmindemann6935]

@@andyboxish4436 Amen, brother.

[@mahtoeboyos5249]

You hit the nail on the head with that description. Well said.

[@robertdriscoll711]

Yes HUMILITY was one of his strong points.

[@laiane3594]

i dont know how discovered this guy JUST NOW i'm in love!!!

[@nicolassmith7183]

hi

[@nicolassmith7183]

How are you doing.... where are you from??

[@laiane3594]

@@nicolassmith7183 brazil 🇧🇷

[@nicolassmith7183]

@@laiane3594 I'm originally from gdanks Poland but I live in Cleveland Ohio... how's the weather over there??

[@nicolassmith7183]

Hello there

[@robsanz9746]

His music was on a high level of wisdom and emotional maturity. You can tell that by reading the comments. Well done everyone who has posted. Love you, Jim. 💚

[@sierrasix2003]

who is still listening to this in 2024?

[@jacquelinecarty8579]

Me. It is beautiful.

[@edcpike]

One of my favorites

[@OdedraKetan-i9i]

❤❤❤😢

[@sallykoch3526]

Me

[@boogieoogieoogie9688]

Such a talented, young man lost too early! He wrote and produced all his songs between the ages of 23-30 and died at 30. Imagine what he could have written if he had lived. Peace be with you Jim 🙏

[@robertdriscoll711]

Agree, but his plan was to quit singing and be a playwright...............8th grade 1973 I learned of his death and it hit me hard. I didn't know him but I did know his great music!

[@godtheog1.023]

How dare 5 people dislike this song

[@ghostfella]

their monitors were flipped upside down. it's the only logical explanation

[@Mephilis78]

don't look now....

[@RealOGMudbone]

99 now. Let’s go beat them up

[@2061526]

did you click like?.... you didn't, did you?

[@bertposton589]

Five people are deaf😢

[@SteveRaab100]

Really "Great Song Writing" here with Jim Croce....I hadn't heard this one in years...a True Gem from the great Jim Croce (RIP) 💯🤘✍

[@richardmindemann6935]

Not only one of Jim's best, but one of ANYONE'S best. Deep and wide. Sublime.

[@jlbaker2000]

This song never even charted! My favorite of his. Just beautiful - gives me the chills.

[@patriciasilvis776]

Joan Laura i love the song lovers cross also

[@patriciasilvis776]

Lovers cross was lost by so many people. Bit the first time I heard it i thought why not a #1 hit

[@jfq722]

Patricia Elwell Silvis Well, it tells a story that is at odds with the prevailing one about Jim having a happy marriage. There's one potential reason the owner of it didnt release it as a single...'Songman' is the only bonafide Croce documentary Ive ever seen.

[@suejijaro-ibelgaufts3152]

for me too.... just love Jim's songs... so suave...

[@Mephilis78]

Back then, even the B sides were masterpieces.

[@johnokeefe2451]

it was the 70s people!!!! if you weren't there,no words can describe ,,,. "phenomenal " Almont scratches the surface

[@Mephilis78]

Except that "phenomenal" doesn't have any meaning anymore because of over use. Not saying it doesn't apply, just saying it no longer means that something is, or is like, a phenomenon. Today it's just a synonym for "good" or "cool".

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

So true. If u didn't live it, u just don't really know.

[@michaelflory9519]

As we Jim Croce fans know, he died in a plane crash. My mom worked with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in Flight Standards. One of her duties was to type up accident reports. If fell on her to type up his crash report. Due to professional ethics, she was not permitted to cry about the incident, even though she was a huge fan of his! When she came home, she was crying her eyes out. Now I understand why! Jim was a truly remarkable musician! I was 6 years old at the time of his death.

[@culwin]

What would have happened if she cried? Who was standing there watching her not cry while she was typing? Your story sounds dubious.

[@edwardclark9057]

Strong Lady your Mom I still cry,can't imagine hearing the news and having to deal with it with no emotion

[@edwardclark9057]

@culwin obviously you weren't around in 1973,you were expected to maintain professionally

[@culwin]

@@edwardclark9057 Nah, it didn't happen.

[@edwardclark9057]

@@culwin you probably don't look as dumb as you are

[@dustinfinn3469]

i thank my dad and grandad for this gem of an artist.. im 27 and i would give almost anything to have this man around still

[@garyrothe4079]

Died way before his time

[@richardgroenland1481]

Now it is our time to come.

[@Mephilis78]

You kidding? He died way before MY time?

[@yerboyfloyd]

"I hope that you can find another who can take what I could not, He'd have to be a super guy. Or maybe a super god." One of the best lines ever...

[@douglasjames1943]

Jim's lines spoke so well for me as I brought one such doomed relationship to an end. The man was a poet and a plain spoken lyrical genius.

[@1tigerbee]

Beautiful . I don't know what's more beautiful ...his voice....his words..the guitar playing. Beautiful.

[@tomedwards1879]

His lyrics are so powerful because almost anyone can relate to what he was feeling when he wrote them.

[@freeguy77]

Jim lives on through his marvelous music, with serious songs as this one. His "Photographs & Memories: His Greatest Hits" album is a must-have for any serious music lover. Every one of them tells a story, some light and fun, some deeper and inspirational-thoughtful as this one, "I Got A Name" and my personal favorite, "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song" (#9, Mar. 1974). No other singer-songwriter had so many great songs in such a short time (1972-74) as Jim Croce. He will not be forgotten, no matter how many years go by since we lost him in 1973, with another sad anniversary (48 years on Sep. 20, in 19 more days), at only 30.

[@freeguy77]

He was going to retire from public life after the tour ended, and become a scriptwriter for tv and movies. I imagine him writing outstanding and hilarious comedy series episodes, or deeply-serious and thoughtful drama shows that highlighted a specific type of human feeling from an event. We'll never know how much brighter he would have added to Hollywood's too-frequently dull or unmemorable episodes, whether in comedy or drama. More the pity from Sep. 20, 1973. R.I.P., Jim. You were like a rare comet that shines brilliantly and lights-up the sky for only a few months, then fades away, never to be seen again. But never forgotten!

[@thomaspruitt2316]

If I could go back in time and see one concert it would be his

[@joshyouwuhh]

First song I heard after boot camp. Clear voice, poetic lyrics, and beautiful playing.

[@amandaredd3057]

Croce was phenomenal and this song reminds me of my beautiful late mother. Lordy be, I miss her so damn much

[@cassidymccoy6396]

I grew up listening to his music. It makes me feel so nostalgic to hear his voice. reminds me of when I used to visit my dad for the summer. Jim and the Eagles were always playing in the house.

[@johnesposito7374]

One of my favorites songs. Loved Jim Croce

[@jammerboi8401]

I'm getting in to learning the bass and I've always heard of Jim Croce from my parents and I've heard the big hits, but this is the first time I've looked further into his music. He was a true poet with a great voice. And his band was incredible as well. Obviously the finger picking acoustic guitar in all his music seems to always be fresh and complex, even the less noticeable aspects are just perfect. This song starts with an acoustic bass and then jumps over to an electric, why? Because that's how he wanted it. That attention to minor details is why Jim Croce and the people who helped him create this art will forever remain through the songs they made.

[@shawn1967chevelle]

dont stop there please he has so much more music . one less set of footprints, new yorks not my home,hard way everytime, IT DOESNT HAVE TO BE THAT WAY. and theres more!!!!!!!

[@Mephilis78]

It's not always finger picking. Don't mess around with jim, bad bad Leroy Brown, working at the carwash blues, hey tomorrow... strumming songs

[@robtwelve2589]

What a time . Thank god we had Jim Croce and cat Stevens. They were part of my foundation of life not just in music but many other facets of life at the time.

[@suejijaro-ibelgaufts3152]

indeed. i grew up with their music too, influence of my brothers... growing as teenagers we didnt have tv, my two brothers play guitar Jim, Cat. John D:; the xounger one, CSN, Bob Dylan. oh.... memories...

[@kinder4931]

Maury's touches are just so beautiful..so soft, melodic, hypnotic. Love it..

[@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301]

Agreed . . .

[@andyboxish4436]

This is my favorite Jim Croce song. So beautiful

[@barbmyers8661]

50 yrs. Next September Since You Left Us~Keep Flying High You PRECIOUS ANGEL ❤

[@burkeyboy857]

How many more great songs did he still have to write had he not been taken from us so early . So glad he gave us what he did

[@gabridelux453]

That's songwriting at its best guys, There aren't a lot of songs (gems) like this one out there

[@caronpellegrine3313]

This man said soooo!!!! much all you had to do was listen. The loss is still felt. Some day I will make it to San Diego and go to Croce's in the Lamplight district. Have been trying for years. Meet you there.

[@caronpellegrine3313]

Thanks

[@wonderboytroy7484]

All the big singer songwriters of the time were in awe of Jim Croce admittedly. I definitely put him in the greatest conversation even if he did go far too soon. Luckily he put out a lot in his short time.

[@emadmansoor1817]

Happy birthday to the missed gem

[@Queerienlannister]

"Lover's Cross" I guess that it was bound to happen Was just a matter of time Now I've come to my decision And its a-one of the painful kind 'Cause now it seems that you wanted a martyr Just a regular guy wouldn't do But baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you You really gotta hand it to ya 'Cause girl you really tried But for ev'ry time that we spent laughin' There were two times that I cried And you were tryin' to make me your martyr And that's the one thing I just couldn't do 'Cause baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you 'Cause tables are meant for turnin' And people are bound to change And bridges are meant for burnin' When the people and mem'ries they join aren't the same Still I hope that you can find another Who can take what I could not He'll have to be a super guy Or maybe a super god 'Cause I never was much of a martyr before And I ain't 'bout to start nothin' new And baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you 'Cause tables are meant for turnin' And people are bound to change And bridges are meant for burnin' When the people and mem'ries they join aren't the same But I hope that you can find another Who can take what I could not He'll have to be a super guy Or maybe a super god 'Cause I never was much of a martyr before And I ain't 'bout to start nothin' new And baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you

[@evalynevalynegnar332]

great composer great performer great song ... a Great Singer.

[@pamv1952]

I loved Jim Croce everyone asks where were you when Elvis died, don't get me wrong I loved Elvis but I know exactly where I was when I heard the news that Jim Croce died. I was seven months pregnant leaving a Met's game and I'm a Yankee fan. I thought I was going to have the baby right then September 20th 1973. I will never forget it.

[@JamesMiles619]

Proud to say been singing Jim since I been 8 yrs old. His deep cuts too not just the radio ones

[@willnichols2059]

James Miles His seeps cuts are easily some of the best!

[@lauriemcdonald995]

Jim's Croce's music has played in my mind since the 1970's. I was at college when I heard of Jim's death. His music, and especially this song, has never left me.

[@fvtampa]

I love this song and this singer. So sad he passed away so soon.

[@Filomed1000]

Just singer is immortal...Thank you, Jim...

[@rossbaglin5872]

Simply a perfect example of the songwriter’s art. Intimate, exquisitely melodic, and with words that communicate perfectly without getting in the way.

[@giovannitiblani9041]

my favorite song of Jim...reminiscing my high school days in the county, playing my guitar hardly imitating my "idol" Jim...

[@andrewcrawfor1381]

I was 4yrs old when my dad introduced me to jim croce n 35+ years later that tapes in my console radio where its been since i gought that radio 26yrs ago n will till die

[@lanellbarrett7489]

He left us at age 30 with some of the most incredible songs...and his guitar genius partner, Maury Muehleisen was only 24. Unbelievable what they gave us in their short lives.

[@idanwillenchik3050]

When it doesn't work you need to have the courage and the integrity to walk away as painful as it may be.

[@douglasjames1943]

Yep. Took me 5 years to finally break away but I did it. And later I found some-one far more suited to me. Leaving the first one was the best thing to happen to me.

[@bartongross9471]

RIP Buddy your love of music will echo into eternity

[@sulficiodegoma1164]

Love his songs....I'm floating in the air Everytime I'm listen his music

[@Emjay1950]

I love Jim Croce's, it is still as fresh and relevant today as it was so many years ago.

[@only1whistlerrandyg]

all jim croces songs are timeless and paint such pictures with the ly.rics and melodic genius and heis truly .missed today !!!

[@MrWriteright]

My sweet Christ! This song is a revelation. God bless Jim Croce.

[@stevecast6515]

I'm ashamed it took Pandora for me to hear this, truly fantastic and moving

[@wills9709]

And yes, I've often wondered how much he might have contributed in a normal lifespan, just amazing even earth shattering potential. God bless Jim Croce.

[@ruththomas1746]

Amen. Just the intro. takes me right back about 1973.

[@nicolassmith7183]

hi

[@waynegilbert5639]

I discovered Jim Croce in the summer of 89 I was 18 years old!! unbelievable talent I love all his songs!!

[@oldermusiclover]

so so so love the sound of his guitar

[@floridaman202]

All of Croce's songs are stories... and it's beautiful

[@charlotteanderson2619]

Love this song it was always my favorite

[@joshuacraig6447]

Wow! Every time I find another song by Jim Croce I continue to be amazed at the prowess of his lyrical ability to put words together. This song speaks volumes to me as I have come out of a toxic relationship with someone whom I wasn't good enough for to keep her from cheating. This man was amazing and his songs continue to resonate.

[@nobodysbaby5048]

Cheating is a lot more about what's going on inside the cheater. Once you know that it kind of puts things in perspective. I pray healing for you.

[@debbieclark6495]

I’ll never forget the night your plane crashed. September 20,1973. I was visiting my sister in Louisiana so we heard the news right away. We cried all night. I feel the heartbreak even now.💗One of the finest song writers of your generation. Namaste

[@MrHmg55]

I was a freshman in college, my first month at the school and I was going to the campus record store just about every day to get my personal collection up to the size everyone else in the dorm seemed to have. I heard the news about Jim on the radio one morning and after my first class stopped in at the record store and bought a couple of his albums -- I remember how stunned the store's clerk was when I told her the news. I'd been a fan of his hits ever since "One Less Set of Footsteps," but songs like this one, "Alabama Rain," and "A Long Time Ago" really bring out the depth of Jim's songwriting talent. And yeah, I'm still listening today.

[@WAHOOUPS]

Same here... Everything will be ok

[@StevieB1362]

Thanks for posting this. I always liked Operator & his top 10 hits, but never heard this one. I'm learning to appreciate alot of the old stuff I missed, now that I'm retired & have time for You Tube (which my kids taught me how to use). Thanks You Tube. & Thanks for posting these great songs. More please?

[@timetowakeup6302]

I began listening to him around the age of 14-15 and was hooked from the first play. 20 years later I can listen to these songs repeatedly and they never grow tiresome in any way, in fact I appreciate them much more in my mid 30's having had my own experience and can relate to his. The man was a gem. I hope to meet him in the next one.

[@butimar68]

I can't listen to this without feeling pain. My ex said this is how he felt with me. no wonder he left me. I hope he has someone who cherishes him.

[@nicolassmith7183]

hi

[@Jjjof]

@@nicolassmith7183 wait..... are you the ex boyfriend 😨

[@ohlando7913]

Some times the ones we love don't love us back. It hurts but its ok in the end. Love you as a 24 year old Californian roaming this Earth. Best wishes and nothing but blessings towards you.

[@edwardturner6319]

Achingly beautiful accompaniment by Maury Muehleisen ,he could translate Croce's words into guitar notes

[@chasewells3878]

One of the greatest guitarists I know and listen to. I wanna learn so many of his songs, and have already learnt a couple, working on this rn. Havent seen many comments about this guys outstanding guitarist skills

[@richardmindemann6935]

Jim played the rhythm track very well. He was a songwriter who could accompany himself nicely. But the gorgeous lead guitar was provided by Maury Muehliesen. He was lost in the plane crash that killed Jim. Tradgedy.

[@1980classicrocker]

Another one of his great lines: "Nobody ever had a rainbow, baby until he had the rain". From the song "Tomorrow's Gonna Be A Brighter Day".

[@denisehedden5108]

🥀Beautiful Sad Song! Thanks for posting this song it's priceless🥀✌🥀

[@giovani8479]

Such a beautiful song from my favorite artist/singer/song writer from my teenager past....

[@RIDETHESUNSHINE]

“The noble heart will find no shortage of places to offer itself in martyrdom, but you cannot die on every battlefield.” ~ Duncan Sinclair, from The Outcast Highlander” . "Lover's Cross" I guess that it was bound to happen Was just a matter of time Now I've come to my decision And its a-one of the painful kind 'Cause now it seems that you wanted a martyr Just a regular guy wouldn't do But baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you You really gotta hand it to ya 'Cause girl you really tried But for ev'ry time that we spent laughin' There were two times that I cried And you were tryin' to make me your martyr And that's the one thing I just couldn't do 'Cause baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you 'Cause tables are meant for turnin' And people are bound to change And bridges are meant for burnin' When the people and mem'ries they join aren't the same Still I hope that you can find another Who can take what I could not He'll have to be a super guy Or maybe a super god 'Cause I never was much of a martyr before And I ain't 'bout to start nothin' new And baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you 'Cause tables are meant for turnin' And people are bound to change And bridges are meant for burnin' When the people and mem'ries they join aren't the same But I hope that you can find another Who can take what I could not He'll have to be a super guy Or maybe a super god 'Cause I never was much of a martyr before And I ain't 'bout to start nothin' new And baby I can't hang upon no lover's cross for you Writer: Croce James “I'd rather love a million times and have my heart broken every time, than hold a permanently empty heart forever.” H.C. Paye Will

[@thatonerandomguythatnobody5826]

But I'd prefer to ride the lightning...

[@wills9709]

great quote

[@jakezola5697]

Why isn't this as famous, or more than time in a bottle

[@garthdownton8645]

This is the first time I have heard this song. It describes my fourteen year marriage to a tee . If only these two could have stayed with us, many more gems would have been created !

[@lindariley1608]

Just beautiful....

[@tobiasstorm]

Now this is how you SING a Song. Not like todays Auto Tune singers

[@sirprince9734]

I grew up on this and I miss it even though its sad

[@mygbstudy6381]

Unbelievably wonderful

[@onliner10000]

When I hear this song, i just think of memories. I really want a boyfriend like the romances ive had before. I really really do. I hope i get one. I've been single for what feels like forever

[@TheDannyp86]

onliner10000 sure you'll build a lot better memories with a great guy in future (Y)

[@mikemc41]

+Nova200....Join your local church. You don't have to be overly religious to go. Lots of good people go there and you would be surprised how many are single! I'm married 48 years and my wife and i met there....Neither of of were "bar type" of people. Not all people who go there are up to no good but many are. Besides, personally when i shop for meat i prefer Shop-Rite...lol.....I never once cheated on my wife. She's been good to me and i try to honor her loyalty in kind. Like Paul Newman once said: "Why go out for hamburger when i have steak at home".......Good luck to you

[@bealmor1963]

Did you ever get a boyfriend? We need to know. :-)

[@cassidymccoy6396]

I grew up listening to his music. It makes me feel so nostalgic to hear his voice. reminds me of when I used to visit my dad for the summer. Jim and the Eagles were always playing in the house.

[@junlugod7900]

Everytime i heard his song , it always make me want to grab my guitar , then a pencil and paper to write a song of myself. He is a brilliant Singer-Songwriter thats is so real, not fake stars (lots of them today) who sings with auto-tune for their vocal to sounds better.

[@stewdoran2]

I think every guy can relate to this song sometime in their life...I sure can....One classic entertainer he was....Thanks for posting.

[@ohlando7913]

Yes sir. 24 yr old here

[@paulgarciajr.5908]

That voice, unique

[@susanmay4968]

They dont know good music. This is a honour for good country music❤w2❤

[@WarbirdTheater]

R.I.P. Jim you will always be remembered.

[@kcanimemusic5212]

JIM CROCE is my IDOL I made more than 10 music covers on my channel for him.

[@ameliahouchins1602]

My all time favorite song writer. Nothing but love for Jim.

[@Bodhisattva435]

No one could write a love song like Jim did ! I love you Jim !

[@waltabrahamlazarte5020]

Gone too soon legend!

[@rugby8-Philadelphia]

My personal Absolute Favorite Jim Croce song of all 😊😊😊

[@johnshadle9868]

Timeless...seems as though he knew he would not be blessed with a long life and was writing and singing songs to his wife and to us, his fans who love him still...

[@Rikki0]

This is probably my favorite Jim Croce song. Thank you for posting.

[@tuxfordphillipdragon2072]

One great singer/songwriter, tragically gone way to young

[@joseandresgonzalezneira8734]

master piece ... perfect

[@elainekay8325]

It's always such a tragedy when you hear a young person with great promise leaves the Earth much too soon. He had such great potential but unfortunately fate had other plans

[@devious187]

This song is god tier... Why did you have to take this man? We need him back

[@jennifursun3303]

LOVE those Martin guitars they were playing. Thanks Jim for expressing out thoughts in a lot of your songs

[@susanmay4968]

Gone but not forgotten❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

A wonderful songwriter. His wife Ingrid is a beautiful soul. Listen to his son's music, AJ Croce