You Either Have To Be First, Best,

When I Lost My Husband [oliver "doolittle" Lynn], I Just Didn't Want To Work So Hard Anymore. I Hate That I Didn't Quit Things A Lot More Before He Was Gone. I Stayed Home For Six Years To Take Care Of Him But, At Some Point, I Also Felt I Had To Go Back To Work.

Daddy Was Real Gentle With Kids. That's Why I Expected So Much Out Of Marriage, Figuring That All Men Should Be Steady And Pleasant.

If I Found Out Some Gal Was Trying To Steal My Guy, I'd Want To Give Her A Black Eye! Instead, I Wrote This Song. At The Time I Was Writing Each Song [on This Album], You Could Figure Out The Frame Of Mind I Was In By Listening Closely. With Every Song I've Ever Recorded, I'm In It. I Wouldn't Write About It If I Wasn't In It.

I'd Love To Work More With The American Indians, My People.

When I First Came To Nashville, People Hardly Gave Country Music Any Respect. We Lived In Old Cars And Dirty Hotels, And We Ate When We Could.