It's really hard to fit a complex idea into a 3-minute pop song. And when you're dealing with issues that you're passionate about, usually they have various levels. And within a poem, you can get around the issue of space,… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I'm always looking to find order within the chaos. And sometimes when my life gets fairly chaotic, I'll take a walk outside. I think… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
If we spend our time obsessing with the future or regretting the past, then we will never live. Tomorrow will always be tomorrow and… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I try to write songs just for the song itself. I don't try and think about where it's going to end up, that way… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I think sometimes we can use spirituality as a vehicle to go closer to the things that frighten us and sometimes we can use… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I've always been fascinated with the strong emotional ties that music can have. A song can bring you back to a place or a… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
Eventually everything fails me, but when I look at the sunset or the sky, I'm reminded what it's like to be alive. — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
The easiest thing to do is throw a rock. It's a lot harder to create a stained glass window. I used to get upset… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I've experienced more sunrises with my bandmates and friends out on the road than with my wife, because we're always up at these strange… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
You wake up, you wake up, another day, you wake up, you wake up, traffic still moving at the same speed, our eyes looking… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I usually write from my own experience, and that's definitely a true statement for me. I think having a song about desiring to live… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
I yearn to live and love and burn, and yet so much of my time is spent faking and forgetting, faking and forgetting I… — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
That's what life is, a continual state of journey. You are a river passing downstream. — Jon Foreman Copy Share Image
