I Never Hid Out. I Was Never

When I First Got To Nashville, Somebody Said That [kris Kristofferson And I] Were The Only Two People Who Could Describe Dolly Parton Without Using Their Hands.

The Best Compliment I Ever Had Is, One Day I Was In Nashville, Some Disc Jockey Said, Hey, That Sounds Like A Tom T. Hall Song. Up Until Then There Hadn't Been Any Such Thing.

It's Faster Horses, Younger Women, Older Whiskey And More Money.

I Knew A Lot Of Chords, But They Weren't The Chords That Came With The Melody That Came With The Idea I Had For The Song. Melodies Are Simple Things. If You See A Train Wreck, There's A Melody. If You See A Little Daisy Blowing In The Breeze, There's A Melody.

I'm A Very Comfortable And Happy-go-lucky Old Man. I Never Wanted To Be Great, Because I'd Just Get Worried.