Most important question today, do we have any country music fans today in the house or watching?

Anybody country music?

Okay, good.

I had to make sure before I said what I'm about to say.

So now a lot of people don't understand country music.

I get it.

I have a very good friend of mine.

A couple of weeks ago we were talking, and his 20-something-year-old daughter just went through a terrible, terrible breakup. And she called him and she said, dad, I finally understand country music.

Sometimes you have to be taken there and go there to understand it.

So in 2004, Kenny Chesney had this big hit song.

You can still hear from time to time.

I go back.

And it's a song where he kind of traces all the

different songs from his past that meant something to him. I go back. It starts like this. Jack and

Diane painted a picture of my life and my dreams. Suddenly this crazy world made more sense to me.

I heard it today and I couldn't help but sing along. Because every time I hear that song,

I go back. And then the bridge and the song toward the end is what really this series is all about.

He says this. These are great lyrics. He says, he writes, we all have a song that somehow

stamps our lives, takes us to another place and time. Isn't that true?

We all have a song or some songs that somehow stamps our lives. The more recent version,

Eric Church's version, is funny how a melody, I love this line. Funny how a melody sounds like a

memory, like a soundtrack to a July, Saturday night. Anybody there to the next word?

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