I just re-wrote ( as I usually do )
Changed a few lyrics and re-arranged the chords.
I am going to try to record it later today or tomorrow.
Give ' er a try and let me know what you think
Happy VD !!
Jim
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I just re-wrote ( as I usually do )
Changed a few lyrics and re-arranged the chords.
I am going to try to record it later today or tomorrow.
Give ' er a try and let me know what you think
Happy VD !!
Jim
Thanks Peatle !
Hope you and Maree share a special day together today !!
It's summer there right ? WE are getting 8-12" of snow tomorrow!
Cheers
Jim
Jeff
I too think the song has some real nice lines in the lyrics
I agree with your philosophy as well about writing as much as possible for the reasons you stated, but also bc it is a very convenient way for me to relax as the song usually leads to quite a bit of time devoted to trying to play guitar . Songwriting for me is usually inspired by something I see or hear, and once in a while by events that bother me or are inspiring.
Thanks for sharing your song - I will look forward to the others at the time you deem it appropriate
Cheers
Jim
I was watching all the people scurrying about the past couple of days over the celebration of Valentine's Day.
I too am a victim of love - and easily fall into that category so it is not a criticism. I just wanted to point out there is a lot of other love that is need in this world and hope that these words can make people reflect a bit on that as we celebrate the love in our lives.
It probably needs a lot of editing but in my head it seems ok. Let me know what you think
and oh yeah....... HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
Jim
Peatle and Phill
Great message - sound is fantastic and the video is spot on!!
Well done gents !!
Jim
Phill changed it up a bit - I think it sounds great
https://soundcloud.com/james-kenyon-997 … ll-version
I sure wish I had the ability to play and sing like this.
Let us know what you think
Jim
Peatle- love it - so dead balls accurate !
Were those Tui birds ?
Jim
I finally had time to try this song - hope it's not too painful for your ears
Beamer
in the words of Dylan Thomas, " Do not go gentle into the good night - rage, rage against the dying of the light !
some dark and deep messages in your lyrics.
Going to be interesting to hear it when/if it becomes a song.
Thanks for sharing
Jim
OMG - I love it ! So funny and sad.
Great song - Love the bass line- kind of a mix of Marty Robbins, Bob Willis and Johhny Cash.
"Piss til dawn" as a result of his drinking all night !! - "The partly opened fly" !
This song is so clever and witty. Well played sir,literally and figuratively!!LOL !!!
I just wasn't happy the way the original lyric sort of just didn't finish, so I added a verse and kind of melded them together to finish it off.
I also changed the arrangement to a rocking little country blues song in the key of E
I think it plays easier( alot more fun for me to play it) and makes more sense to me this way.
I am hoping this afternoon or tomorrow to be able to record a copy and torture your ears!
It's pretty much as Phill noted on the original - one of those songs to be sung in a Texas bar.
Thanks for taking a look.
Ken
Nice song.
Sorrowful topic
I teach my kids about it and it is no easy task
The woman that Emmet till supposedly whistled at - just about 4 or 5 years ago admitted he never did any such thing.
The mom insisted on the casket being an open casket so the whole world could see what they did to her son - the whole world is still watching, but there is so much more that needs to be done to heal us.
Good stuff my friend
Jim
Sunds VERY NICE Trev
Thank you Ken. I like that type of metaphor as well.
Peatle
Thanks for the comment, I thought I remembered that there might be chordie members from Canada.
Two of the places that looked really nice were Charlottetown and Avonlea ( Home of Anne of Green Gables)
JIm
Peatle
Very touching.
There are thousands that live in the same situation.
I went for a walk the other day through our town and thought the same thing - so many people alone in there house (especially with covid) and for many, as you describe, no one to look in on or care for. I agree with Brian- a very nice piece of writing.
I am sorry for you and Marie's loss.
Phill
I think about Bill every time I post something and think just as you said. I have sent him e cards which have been opened but no response.
We sure miss him here on Chordie.
Take care all
Jim
Thanks Trevor
Sometimes stuff just strikes me for some reason I can’t explain
On the other side of the coin- I can’t sing for beans and my playing ability is elementary so I guess it's a wash.
Phill
Thanks for the input, I see what you mean
I just made a couple changes. I left the line in about the rain from yesterday, only shortened as you advised.
I like "yesterday" rather than "today" b/c I think it relates more to the fact that she too has been gone. I think now it fits better though !
Thanks
PS. I’m not a travel promoter- but I think that place is on my bucket list - it looks wonderful. I wonder if anyone here on chord or is from there?
Trev
do you play bagpipes?
Last night I was just looking at pictures of beautiful places on the internet and Prince Edward Island popped up. I've never been there but somehow it struck me that it was such a beautiful place that is would be a place you could lose a love to. I really can't explain how it evolved into this - it's just the thoughts and words that came to mind as I looked at pictures of this beautiful island in Canada.
Hope you like it - all comments are appreciated
Thanks and Cheers
Jim
Trevor
A sad, but very spiritual and moving song. In my mind it sounds like a young soldier that is wounded badly
and is anticipating that he won't get home again.
The lyrics are fantastic
anticipating an even greater third verse ( just to put the pressure on ! )
I will look forward to the finished version when recorded.
Cheers
Jim
hope it's ok - made a couple small changes and added a verse.
This needs a chorus too.
She rode my horse like her butt was on fire..
Her tight blue jeans up to her waist.
Her chequered shirt tied 2 inches higher.
with ruby lips that I'd love to taste
I had just arrived back home in Texas.
After spending six months out at sea.
she was a little rough around the edges
but that just stoked a ship's fire in me.
we got together at the local watering hole
to quench our thirsts with whiskey and beer
then she started dancing out of control
I thought " what the heck am I doing here ?
Looks cool
Better send out a reminder that week so i remember
Thanks Ken. I may give it a go if I get time. I was just having some fun.
Phill hit it right on the head - I wrote it thinking it would be a pretty good cowboy bar song.
Thanks Brian - Texas is not an easy word to rhyme.
Peatle - thanks for the kind words - I believe that you have the makings for a very good song
as that title definitely would draw attention. Hope you do it !
Thanks again guys !
Jim
Ken
To me that is the best song lyric ever written here on chordie !
If you don't mind, I would like to have permission to share this story with
my students when we study the Civil war. I always try to make it personal.
U.S. Grant's escort bugler (Seth Flint,a.k.a. Charles Seaver)was from my small town
and played taps at Appomattox after the surrender.
That song is so good - it gives me chills listening to it.
Have you ever visited the site where he was attacked ?
Great song !
Jim
p.s. I can empathize with this story. Not as storylike as the description you gave of your great grandfather and great grandmother,
but my dad was killed in an accident when I was 8 months old leaving my mother on a farm with 10 kids.
Must have been the same sort of shock, but somehow she pulled it off, reminds me of the strength your great grandma must have had as well.
Thanks for sharing your terrific saga. It should be in a movie.It is that powerful !
well as long as we are on the Country Texas theme
and I figure since Mojo being from Texas, he might have known a few in his day
I wrote this little song......
Chords might not be the best but what the heck do I know about music ?
Ken
I agree with everything everyone said - That awesome -it reminds me Rodney Crowell's I walk the line - Revisited where he used JC song in it.
Cool beans my friend
Jim
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