Growing up in California during the Great Depression had Haggard, who passed in 2016 at the age of 79, living in a boxcar-turned-house with himself and his family.
After a stint in the San Quentin prison, Haggard began topping the charts.
In 2010, Haggard spoke on the phone with music blogger Donald Gibson, of Write on Music.
"I’ve written a lot of poetry. I’ve written some really good poetry, I think," said Haggard.
He continued: "It’ll come out someday. They’ll have some magic way of fixing it all."
When it came to writing, Haggard said: "I write from all perspectives, from all urges that you might have, but I usually eliminate things that I regard as out of the realm of usability.
He added: "When you’re in love it’s a fight to stay afloat. It’s something you’ve got to work on every day. People are so different and people change. Life’s a b---h and then you die, really."
On April 6, 2016, Haggard tragically passed away from a battle with pneumonia. He was also born on April 6.
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