Well, it's been

played.

They say, as a few years ago, it was the top five most played songs since 2000 on radio.

So it's been like how many number ones? I'm not surprised.

But it's really interesting.

First of all, there was about eight radio stations around the country that I befriended on a really bad attempt in the mid-90s with an independent label.

But they had brought me in to play live, and they go, all right, we became friends, and they understood me, and they just said, you haven't made the record yet.

So this song is there forever at this point.

It's got to be at least 30 years when I used to come down to LSU and watch you play rock and roll up at those fraternities.

It would have been...

so you saw me in the late 80s so we started doing math i've been doing this really pretty hardcore since i was 14. so uh you know had the garage bands and but just didn't have a garage but i was working i mean i was out playing uh trying to figure it out went to make my first records first songs i wrote when i was 13 or 14. i thought i was going to get a record deal then wanted it back then i had sports like you I wasn't at the level.

We won a bunch of state tennis titles and was a basketball player and played catcher in baseball.

All those things were important to me while I was sort of honing my musical skills.

Music was going to be the thing that I felt like I could do like you did in the NFL.

Something was working and giving me a little bit of hope along the way.

And it's very turnkey.