Chris Robinson

I get it.

Pastis doesn't grow on trees.

You know what I mean?

But you know what's fucked up about that, though?

Like when we were kids, and I get it.

Like I said, I made the choice in my life.

Mom and dad, we weren't, you know, we were middle class people.

But I made the choice.

when i said i'm not going to university i'm going to be in a band my dad that was like the last dollar i ever saw not even like hey you know what i mean and but i made that choice that choice wasn't made for me right you know what i mean and within two years i'm on the cover of rolling stone magazine and we're fucking around and you know what i mean like selling millions of records

I get that, you know what I mean?

It's not lost on me, but it gets back to where we started talking about there will always be a part of me

that is making music because it's really maybe the only place where I'm truly free.

I have the freedom.

You know, it's funny.

I tell this story.

We were on Saturday Night Live two times.

The second time was on our second album, Southern Harmony.

And we went on the show.

It was the number one album in America.

It debuted at number one.