If You’re Not Crazy There’s Something Wrong

I Don't Remember Moses Writing, 'thou Shalt Not Kill.. Unless You Think You Have A Good Reason.

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".

As Far As Advice Goes, An Ex-father In Law Of Mine Once Gave Me The Best Advice I Ever Heard. He Said, "take My Advice And Do What You Want To." So With That, Go On.

I Learned Some Invaluable Lessons In Nashville That Apply To Both Farming And Show Business: Do Not Corner Something You Know Is Meaner Than You; Keep Skunks Of All Kinds At A Distance; If You Forgive Your Enemies, It Messes Up Their Heads.

My Granddaddy Died When I Was About 6 Years Old, I Think. And My Grandmother Took A Job Cooking In The School Lunchroom. So She Did Great. She Made $18 A Week.