The second single from Jackson Browne's third album, "Fountain of Sorrow" wasn't a hit, but is a fan favorite and a very important song for the singer. "This talks about disappointment, but in a forgiving way," he explained to Mojo. "It acknowledges that people are always looking for something in each other that they may not find, and says that not only is that OK, but what's more enduring is the goodwill and acceptance of each others' right to be on this search and to make your own choices, and that one's longing or sorrow is part of your own search, not a byproduct of somebody else's."
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