There was one main road ... packed for weeks, bumper-to-bumper... with U.S. convoys ... pushing toward Baghdad,

The Road to Perdition.

The sky just exploded. It was debris everywhere. It moved across the road and then it just grew, it kept growing and growing and debris was just everywhere.

Fetching Cody wouldn't have happened without NSI. They take you seriously. They pick you because they think you're road-worthy. It's tough. It's like boot camp. They send you all over Canada setting you up with key people. Then, when they feel you're ready, they throw you in the water. I owe a lot to NSI. It takes no rights. It gives you everything and takes nothing.

I just kinda like playing. I don't necessarily go on tour to promote my albums. I'm on the road all the time. The fact that I have a new record is out is a coincidence.

It's obviously tough to go on the road for a month. But you don't win championships in March. The team knows that and that's how we have to think.