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A Guide to the Happiness in Your Heart
by Turk Pipkin & Willie Nelson
National icon Willie Nelson has evolved over the years from country music outlaw swimming against a Whiskey River to a Zen-like figure of wisdom and contentment. In this autobiographical collection of life advice he reveals the spiritual and practical lessons learned from decades of hard knocks and good bounces.
"Whatever his message, the "Red-Headed Stranger" conveys his thoughts in the same friendly, endearing manner that has made his songs part of the fabric of American life." - PW.
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