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Life’s Too Short 176: I want to make a country album. Yeah. Me. A Black guy. [...] Charley Pride broke the color barrier first. [...] I can be Charley Pride 2.0. Why not?at 2.0, n.
Life’s Too Short 176: I want to make a country album. Yeah. Me. A Black guy. [...] Charley Pride broke the color barrier first. [...] I can be Charley Pride 2.0. Why not? Life’s Too Short 95: [H]ere we are, for the first time ever, two adults, sitting at my kitchen table, drinking, talking, laughing. It feels strange and—awesome.at awesome, adj.
Life’s Too Short 58: Several pop open beers. A few knock back shots.at knock back, v.
Life’s Too Short 188: You know what? I just decided. I’m not doing this fundraiser. [...] Book some other band. I’m bailing.at bail, v.
Life’s Too Short 110: We’re old, true, and some of us may not be in the best shape of our lives, but we can ball.at ball, v.4
Life’s Too Short 102: KISS. My current jam. I blast their albums.at blast, v.1
Life’s Too Short 212: Every day is a trip. Completely joyful. I’m having such a blast, I want to pinch myself.at blast, n.1
Life’s Too Short 80: I bullshit with the bartender.at bullshit, v.
Life’s Too Short 62: T]here is something so easy about us, a familiarity, like we’ve known each other before and we’re picking up where we left off. Dean and I just click.at click, v.3
Life’s Too Short 155: I wish my mom were alive. I would have comped her a first-row seat.at comp, v.
Life’s Too Short 45: When he offers advice, he speaks with care and kindness. He also takes no crap and calls us out.at take crap (v.) under crap, n.1
Life’s Too Short 98: I’ve been listening to Nanci’s album Little Love Affairs constantly and especially to this song, the eighth or ninth cut.at cut, n.1
Life’s Too Short 132: I’m not into the Devil’s Lettuce even though here [i.e. Amsterdam] you find the highest-quality weed in Europe.at devil’s lettuce (n.) under devil, n.
Life’s Too Short 45: I duff shots and shank drives.at duff, v.1
Life’s Too Short 130: Ecstasy. Coke. Our middle names.at ecstasy, n.
Life’s Too Short 107: We make hundreds of copies and send them everywhere, an epic CD blast.at epic, adj.
Life’s Too Short 91: Not only does Rusty listen to it, he flips. He loves the music.at flip, v.4
Life’s Too Short 68: One time, after we set up to play at a frat party, I hit the head.at frat, n.
Life’s Too Short 6: We’ve been touring nonstop, on the road constantly, finally coming to the last leg of back-to-back tour stops, and I’m fried. I need a break.at fried, adj.
Life’s Too Short 139: I’m feeling a little gassed from the travel and the nonstop performing.at gassed(-out), adj.
Life’s Too Short 25: Give my mom props. She gets into Barry [Manilow]—a little.at get into, v.
Life’s Too Short 188: As always, I rise to the occasion, get it up to perform.at get it up, v.
Life’s Too Short 212: A couple days [of recording] in, I loosen up and go with the flow.at go with the flow (v.) under go with, v.
Life’s Too Short 6: [T]hose days we played stadiums at night, night after night, and smoked and snorted and drank the rest of the time. We partied hard.at hard, adv.
Life’s Too Short 102: I can’t get enough of these guys—[...] their costumes, their makeup, their attitude, and their headbanging music.at headbanging, adj.
Life’s Too Short 110: Mark is a hoop rat [...] eager to take on any five who’ll play us.at hoop, n.1
Life’s Too Short 8: ‘I know what you need. Let’s fire up a hooter.’ We head into the house, to my room, and we smoke a blunt the size of an eggplant.at hooter, n.5
Life’s Too Short 50: I hoover my half-price quesadilla.at hoover (up), v.
Life’s Too Short 98: Every song on the album has become my current jam.at jam, n.1
Life’s Too Short 143: [of a song] Two and a half minutes of heaven. We kill it.at kill, v.
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