How Would You Like To Bite That

I Started Learning My Lessons In Abbot Texas, Where I Was Born In 1933. My Sister Bobbie And I Were Raised By Our Grandparents [...] We Never Had Enough Money, And Bobbie And I Started Working At An Early Age To Help The Family Get By. That Hard Work Included Picking Cotton. [...] Picking Cotton Is Hard And Painful Work, And The Most Lasting Lesson I Learned In The Fields Was That I Didn't Want To Spend My Life Picking Cotton.

If You Can Be Content Right Now, Then You'll Always Be Content, Because It's Always Right Now.

When I Was Growing Up, Nashville Was The Place To Go If You Had Songs To Sell And Thought You Had Talent And Wanted To Tour And Be On Grand Ole Opry [radio Show]. It Was The Big Deal Back In Those Days To Play The Grand Ole Opry. And You Could Travel Around The World Saying, "hi, I'm Willie From The Grand Ole Opry".

I Take It Not Only A Day At A Time, But A Moment At A Time, And Keep It At That Pace. If You Can Be Happy Right Now, Then You’ll Always Be Happy, Because It’s Always In The Now

When I Left Nashville I Went To Texas Because That's Where I Came From, And Because I Was Playing In Texas A Lot In Different Places. And I Saw Hippies And Rednecks Drinking Beer Together And Smoking Dope Together And Having A Good Time Together And I Knew It Was Possible To Get All Groups Of People Together - Long Hair, Short Hair, No Hair - And Music Would Bring Them Together.