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You know, I was thinking about my dad today and how he taught me to play guitar when I was just a kid. Those moments sitting on the front porch, learning those country songs, that's what made me who I am. And now, seeing my own kids play music, it just means everything.

You know, I remember writing this song in my kitchen with my guitar, just feeling really connected to the music. My producer called and we spent hours working on the arrangement, and it's amazing how sometimes the best songs just come together naturally like that.

You know, when I started playing those honky-tonk joints around Los Angeles, it was different from Nashville, see, because the punk scene was happening too. We'd mix country with rock elements, and some clubs didn't know what to make of us back in '83, '84.

You know, people always ask about the songs, but for me, it really starts with family and where you come from. Growing up in the South taught me that life is about the simple things, like a good story told around a table with people you love. That’s home.

You know, at the end of the day, a man’s gotta look himself in the mirror and be proud. If you trade your faith or your roots for a hit song, you’ve lost everything. I’d rather keep my integrity and my compass than have all the money in the world.

Hey everyone, it's Kenny. I'm really looking forward to seeing you all out on the coast this weekend. We’re going to have a great time sharing stories and some acoustic tunes under the stars. It’s all about the music and the connection, so come join us.

You know, when I'm picking songs for an album, it's just about feeling. I mean, you listen to something and it either hits you or it doesn't. Sometimes you hear a song and you're like, man, that's exactly what I've been trying to say, you know what I mean?

I mean, at the end of the day, I just want to make music that speaks to people's souls. It's about where we come from and the roots we've planted over the years. I hope y'all feel that connection, because that's what being country is really all about.