If You Got The Money

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".

When I'm Driving The Highway By Myself Is When I Write Best.

Well, It's A Bloody Mary Morning, My Baby Left Without Warning.

Every Now And Then I'll Think Of Something To Put Back In The Show. I Just Kind Of Play It Off The Top Of My Head. If I Do It That Way It Keeps It Kinda Fresh.

When I Would Sell Encyclopedias, I Would Drive Down The Road Looking For A House With A Swing Set In The Back, And I'd Say, "oh, Those Folks Got Kids. They Need Some Books." I'd Knock On Their Door And Sell Them A Set Of Encyclopedias, And Those Books Were From $300 To $600. I'd Look Around The House, And If There Wasn't That Much Furniture In The House, I Felt A Little Bad About Selling A $600 Set Of Books To People Who Couldn't Afford A Couch. So I Didn't Last At That Job Very Long.