I Don't Give A Bleep If Gays

I Write All Year, And At The End Of The Year I Put An Album Out. And If Sucks, It Sucks, And If It's Good, It's Good. I Just Let It Lay Where It Lays. It Doesn't Stop From Doing Another One Next Year.

I Was Raised In Bars. My Grandmother Had One, And When I Was 12 Years Old I'd Go Stay With Her And That's Where I Got To Watch Her Band Play -- She Had A Seven Or Eight-piece Band, And I Would Sit In The Kitchen And Peek Through The Door. I Was Kind Of A 12-year-old Bottle Washer.

Through The Years I've Accumulated This Big Bag Of Songs. When I Go Out I Do Close To Two Hours, And It's All Just Attitude - And Up-tempo. I've Accumulated So Many Of Those Types Of Songs Now That The Show Just Gets Off With A Bang, And I'll Only Do Two Or Three Ballads The Whole Show.

I Will Do My Duty No Matter What The Price, I've Counted Up The Cost, I Know The Sacrifice. Oh, And I Don't Want To Die For You, But If Dying Is Asked Of Me, I'll Bear That Cross Of Honor Cause Freedom Don't Come Free.

It Is My Duty To Be A Father To My Kids.