Rick Springfield > Quotes

“Everything looks better with my eyes closed.”
― Rick Springfield

“Writing is like having a lover. Sometimes it's wonderful and sometimes it's a pain in the neck.”
― Rick Springfield

“I get inspired at different times and in different ways.”
― Rick Springfield

“He doesn't stop talking for most of the three-hour flight about his time in "'Nam." Finally the conversation slows, and I ask him what he's done since leaving the army.

He sums it up in three words: "I'm in insurance."

And that's it. That's all he has to say about the following forty years.

I think I may be in a similar situation with the whole marriage bit. Three words: "I got married.”
― Rick Springfield, Magnificent Vibration

“no dark”
― Rick Springfield, Late, Late at Night

“It's a natural progression, for any country in the world worth living in, that travelers from across the seas bring with them their own magic but slowly erase some of the original identity of the new land they are now a part of. I see it in Australia these days, too. It's not a bad thing; it's just change. Inexorable change.”
― Rick Springfield, Late, Late at Night

“Each morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters most.”
― Rick Springfield, Late, Late at Night

“The Lamanites were originally a white-skinned race that God burned because of their terrible sins, turning them into Negroes,” she offers up.”
― Rick Springfield, Magnificent Vibration

“I recently read that moving is right up there in stress level and freak-out factor with public speaking and being on a crashing airplane. No wonder my anxiety bucket is approaching capacity.”
― Rick Springfield, Late, Late at Night

“Everyone else—neighbors, friends, parents of friends—is looking at me like I’ve just bitten the head off their pet parakeet and stuck it on the end of my dick.”
― Rick Springfield, Late, Late at Night