Switchfoot - Love Alone Is Worth the Fight Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was 'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight' by Switchfoot released?

   'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight' was released on September 17, 2013, as one of the lead singles from Switchfoot's ninth studio album 'Fading West.'

2. What inspired the song 'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight'?

   The song was inspired by a comment made by Charlie Peacock, who signed Switchfoot to their first record deal. He emphasized that achievements like album sales and awards are less important than personal relationships and love.

3. What awards did 'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight' win?

   'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight' won Best Rock Contemporary Song at the 2014 Gospel Music Association's Dove Awards. Additionally, its parent album 'Fading West' won for Best Rock/Contemporary Album at the same ceremony.

4. Can you describe the music video for 'Love Alone Is Worth the Fight'?

   The music video consists of scenes shot during Switchfoot's 2012 World Tour for their rock documentary film 'Fading West,' directed by Matt Katsolis. It features footage from various locations including the U.S., Australia, Bali, New Zealand, and South Africa.

5. What themes are explored in 'Love Alone Is Worth The Fight'?

   'Love Alone Is Worth The Fight' explores themes of existential crisis, fear, love as a transformative force, and self-discovery through challenges. The lyrics suggest that love is paramount even amidst life's struggles and uncertainties.