"I am not living on the street. I am dying on it." Thus, the video of Hangin' By A Thread starts - and curiously, Jann Arden comes from a country which is one of the richest in the world - so the thought of a homeless person, dying alone on the street is inconceivable! The homeless are not really one of the easiest persons to deal with, but through this song, Jann asks us to look at ourselves and ask why we allow these things to happen to the least of our fellowmen. Good work Jan!
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