I'm Not A Trust-fund Type.

Now Me And My Brother Go To See Him Some Times But He Don't Have Much To Say Anymore. So We Sit On His Headstone With A Fifth Of Jack D. Here's To A Long Line Of Sinners Like Me.

I Went To My Dad When I Was 17 And Said, 'i Want To Be A Country Music Star.' Which Every Dad Loves To Hear. And He Said, 'i Want You To Go To College.' So We Had A Discussion. And I'm Pretty Stubborn. I'm A Lot Like Him. And He Said, 'if You Go To College And Graduate, I'll Pay Your First Six Months Of Rent In Nashville.' So He Bribed Me.

I'm Not A Trust-fund Type.

When I First Started, You Could Go To A College Campus And It Was Not Cool To Wear A Country Artist's Shirt On Campus. It Was Taboo, And There Was A Stigma Involved. In The Time From Then Till Now, I'm Amazed At How Much Things Have Changed. It's Young Now, It's Cool, It's Hip

I Don't Use The Big Video Screens That A Lot Of Other Artists Use Because Personally, I Think It's Kind Of A Crutch. I Think Sometimes It's Like Watching Television As Opposed To Really Getting Involved With What Is Happening Onstage And The People In Your Section.