This song is about trying to fit in

This song is about trying to fit in. It's written from Superman's point of view. The superhero is portrayed as misunderstood and not as powerful as people see him: "I'm only a man in a funny red sheet." Superman may be invincible, but he has feelings too, and while he's off saving the world he sometimes wonders if anyone thinks about what he is going through.

The song reflects what John Ondrasik (who is Five For Fighting) felt at the time. He later explained: "I've learned 10 years later that it's pretty damn easy to be me. I could never write that song now."
This became very popular after the September 11 attacks. The reflective tone fit very well with the mood of the United States, and many radio stations put it in heavy rotation. Ondrasik heard from emergency workers and others who found it a source of comfort after the attacks.

Ondrasik performed this song on October 20, 2001 at the "Concert For New York," a tribute to the police, firefighters, and rescue workers involved in the World Trade Center Attacks. It was a very touching moment, and he called this performance "the most important thing I'll ever do musically." Ondrasik stood next to James Taylor and Pete Townshend at the end of the show when they all sang "Let It Be."
At the end of the video, John Ondrasik lies in the bed with his own wife and son. (thanks, Dan - West Hartford, CT.)
The band name comes from a hockey term. If you get a penalty for fighting, you serve 5 minutes in the penalty box.
Superman does not appear in the lyrics and the character was not used in any promotional materials for it. Since Superman is owned by DC Comics, Ondrasik had to be careful not to violate the copyright. Chuck Berry found this out when he had to turn over royalties for "Run Rudolph Run" to the owners of the Rudolph character, as his song told a detailed story about the reindeer.

The song reflects what John Ondrasik (who is Five For Fighting) felt at the time. He later explained: "I've learned 10 years later that it's pretty damn easy to be me. I could never write that song now."
 This became very popular after the September 11 attacks. The reflective tone fit very well with the mood of the United States, and many radio stations put it in heavy rotation. Ondrasik heard from emergency workers and others who found it a source of comfort after the attacks.

Ondrasik performed this song on October 20, 2001 at the "Concert For New York," a tribute to the police, firefighters, and rescue workers involved in the World Trade Center Attacks. It was a very touching moment, and he called this performance "the most important thing I'll ever do musically." Ondrasik stood next to James Taylor and Pete Townshend at the end of the show when they all sang "Let It Be."
 At the end of the video, John Ondrasik lies in the bed with his own wife and son. (thanks, Dan - West Hartford, CT.)
 The band name comes from a hockey term. If you get a penalty for fighting, you serve 5 minutes in the penalty box.
 Superman does not appear in the lyrics and the character was not used in any promotional materials for it. Since Superman is owned by DC Comics, Ondrasik had to be careful not to violate the copyright. Chuck Berry found this out when he had to turn over royalties for "Run Rudolph Run" to the owners of the Rudolph character, as his song told a detailed story about the reindeer.

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Lagu ini adalah tentang mencoba untuk menyesuaikan diri. Tertulis dari Superman pandang. Superhero digambarkan sebagai disalahpahami dan tidak sekuat orang melihat kepadanya: "Aku hanya seorang pria di lembar merah lucu." Superman mungkin tak terkalahkan, tapi ia memiliki perasaan juga, dan sementara ia tidak aktif menyelamatkan dunia ia kadang-kadang keajaiban kalau ada yang berpikir tentang apa yang ia terjadi. Lagu mencerminkan apa yang John Ondrasik (yang merupakan lima untuk memerangi) merasa pada waktu. Dia kemudian menjelaskan: "saya telah belajar 10 tahun kemudian bahwa pretty damn mudah untuk saya. Aku bisa pernah menulis lagu itu sekarang." Ini telah menjadi sangat populer setelah serangan September 11. Nada reflektif cocok dengan sangat baik dengan suasana hati Amerika Serikat, dan banyak stasiun radio meletakkannya di rotasi berat. Ondrasik mendengar dari darurat pekerja dan orang lain yang ditemukan ini merupakan sumber penghiburan setelah serangan. Ondrasik menampilkan lagu ini pada 20 Oktober 2001 di "konser untuk New York," sebuah penghormatan kepada polisi, pemadam kebakaran dan petugas penyelamat terlibat dalam dunia perdagangan pusat serangan. Itu adalah momen sangat menyentuh, dan ia disebut kinerja ini "yang paling penting aku pernah akan melakukan musik." Ondrasik berdiri di samping James Taylor dan Pete Townshend pada akhir acara ketika semuanya menyanyikan "Biarkan itu menjadi." Pada akhir video, John Ondrasik terletak di tempat tidur dengan istri dan anaknya sendiri. (Terima kasih, Dan - West Hartford, CT.) Nama band berasal dari istilah hoki. Jika Anda mendapatkan hukuman untuk memerangi, Anda melayani 5 menit di dalam kotak penalti. Superman tidak muncul dalam lirik dan karakter yang tidak digunakan dalam bahan-bahan promosi untuk itu. Karena Superman dimiliki oleh DC Comics, Ondrasik harus berhati-hati untuk tidak melanggar hak cipta. Chuck Berry menilainya keluar ketika ia harus menyerahkan royalti untuk "Rudolph Run" ke pemilik Rudolph karakter, seperti lagu menceritakan sebuah cerita rinci rusa.

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