You Look Out There And

Unless You're A True Prodigy, You're Going To Have To Practice For A While Being Bad Before You Get Any Good. And It Will Seem Like A Waste Of Time. I Remember That Feeling Well. But Don't Worry About Wasting Time, Because It'll Be So Worth It. It's My Experience That In The End, Life Lessons And Guitar Lessons Begin To Blur In All Sorts Of Interesting Ways.

She's Not Perfect, But She Tries So Hard For Me. And I Thank God, That She Isn't, Cause How Boring That Would Be.

If You're Really On Top, You Probably Didn't Do That Great, 'cause You Have To Water It Down A Bit For It To Get That Mass Appeal

You Think Back To Tele Players, And James Burton Was The One Who Started It All. He Inspired Roy Nichols (guitar For Merle Haggard & The Strangers), Don Rich (guitar For Buck Owens & The Buckaroos), And Guys Like That To Push The Envelope And Expand On That Sound... I Really Identify With That Kind Of Thinking ... Those Guys To Me Are The Reason Why Any Of Us Do This.

I Can't See This World Unless I Go/ Outside My Southern Comfort Zone.