Willie Nelson Delivers an Intimate Performance of a 1993 Fan-Favorite During His Outlaw Music Festival Stop in Pennsylvania

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By Erinn Callahan

Sitting onstage at Hersheypark Stadium Saturday (Aug. 9) in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Willie Nelson strummed his trusty guitar “Trigger” as he performed his 1993 song “Still Is Still Moving to Me.”

Off his 1993 album Across the Borderline, the song’s meaning is as murky as its tongue-twister title. “It’s not a love song; it’s not a heartbreak song, or a drinking song, or a cheating song,” Willie’s son, Micah Nelson, said in a 2023 interview with Texas Monthly.

In fact, Micah says, it’s not even really a country song at all. “But it’s got universal . . . It’s relatable in that it’s a song about being a being, like, moving through life, moving through reality, and kind of looking around, and just a person with consciousness trying to figure it out,” the 35-year-old singer-songwriter explained.

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