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For Every Album, I Look At Where I'm At In My Career And Think Of A Title That Kind Of Represents That. And For Me, 'night Train' Was Kind Of A Metaphor For Where Things Have Gone, From Being On One Bus With 12 Other Guys, Pulling A Trailer My First Few Years On The Road, To Now. We're Out Here With Six Or Seven Buses And Eight Or Nine Semis.

Yeah I'm Chillin' On A Dirt Road, Laid Back Swervin' Like I'm George Jones.

To Me, A Critic Is Someone Who Gets Paid For Their Opinion, And They're Entitled To That Opinion But I Don't Really Put A Lot Of Stock Into Their Opinion. I'm Going To Cut The Kind Of Records And The Kind Of Songs That I Like, And The Kind Of Things That I Enjoy Doing. If Critics Dig It, That's Fine, If They Don't, That's Fine.

I Don't Know If Nashville Will Ever Be Ousted As The Music City. But I Also Think That Here, Over The Last Few Years, Georgia Has Definitely Kind Of Risen To The Top As Far As The Crop Of Young Artists Coming Out Of This Area That Are Kind Of Making Waves, You Know?

I Had A Friend, Melissa, Who Was 28 Years Old. She Was My Best Friend's Wife, And She Was My Wife's Best Friend. She Died Of Breast Cancer. When She Passed Away Back In 2004 Was The Last Time I Cried.