Five for Fighting Quotes

I've learned that love takes priority.

Usually it is a painful process (writing), "Superman" came in 45 minutes; "100 Years" in four months.

As a songwriter, I think that comes with the territory. The older you get, you like to say it doesn't matter, but you care what people think about what you do.

Musically, there's probably nothing better than, after spending weeks or months of grinding on a lyric or a song, when you play a good song from beginning to end for the first time - there's a moment there where all the pain and suffering is worth it.

We all have our fears, our insecurities. I'm not different from anyone else.

If prolific is writing a lot of songs, I'm that. If it's writing a lot of good songs, I'm something else.

Once you have kids and you're married, it's all about them. My life changed. You can see in my records.

As a sports fan, the Los Angeles Kings winning the Stanley Cup makes me feel very alive.

In so many of my songs, I'm trying to touch on various aspects of love.

The most rewarding thing of my success has been the ability to use my music for many different causes that have become important to me.

I'm excited about the old songs. That's a nice place to be after grinding out the music business for twenty years.

I'm a family guy. A lot of my songs are inspired by my kids. Simple relationships. Watching them grow up, watching them share experiences with me and vice versa.

I was able to truly immerse myself in the record-making process. I'm excited about music.