Making Music Is Still What Keeps A

"after 17" Is A Song I Wrote When My First Daughter Went To College, So That's Kind Of Where I'm At In That Part Of My Life. If You Listen To That Song And Knew Anything About Me, You'd Say, "oh Yeah, He Wrote That About His Daughter," But I Try Not To Write Them That They Are So Specific That They Wouldn't Apply To Anybody That Has A Child.

I've Always Wanted To Make A Bluegrass Album.

I Don't Like Politics, Hypocrites, Folks With Poodles.

I Grew Up With Nothing, So Whenever I Got To Where I Could Have Something I Felt Like I Needed To Have Everything I Couldn't Have When I Was Young.

My Mother Kept Asking Me, "when Are You Going To Do A Gospel Album?" And I've Always Wanted To Do A Gospel Album. Everybody Was Going On About It, So Mom Started Hounding Me More.