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Y'all ever been to Versailles, Kentucky? Now don't say it like them French folks do - we say Ver-sales round here. Same with Paris, Kentucky - we pronounce it Pay-riss. That's just how we do things in the Bluegrass State, and we're mighty proud of it.

Let me tell y'all about summer cookouts down here. You ain't lived till you've had potato salad that's been sittin' in the shade of a magnolia tree, right next to the sweet tea. Just make sure them ants don't get to it first - they're worse than your cousin Bobby at the family reunion.

Y'all ever just sit on your front porch with a glass of sweet tea, watching the sunset, thinking how blessed we are? Sometimes the simple things, like mama's old rocking chair and crickets singing, just make everything feel right in the world.

You know I was just thinking about this new song I wrote last week, it really comes from the heart and that's what I love about country music, just telling real stories about real life. Can't wait for y'all to hear it when we get out there on tour.

Hey y'all, I definitely love being out here on tour, but there's nothing like getting back to Alabama, sitting on the front porch with my guitar. Probably write some of my best songs there, just watching the sunset over the farm.

You know, when I'm writing songs, I always try to pull from real moments in my life. Like, if I'm writing about a Friday night or a first date, it's usually something I actually lived through. That's what makes country music special - it's all about telling true stories.

You know, I started taking my little boy out fishing last summer, kind of showing him the ropes like my granddaddy did with me. It ain't always about catching something, just being out there together, teaching him what I know about the water.

So I was sittin' on my front porch yesterday, and my neighbor Earl comes by and says, "Willie, you reckon why they call it a driveway when we park in it, but a parkway when we drive on it?" I just laughed and said, "Earl, that's city folk logic for ya."