[ElloranJ]

What a colorful song, with the descriptions and the storytelling! Thanks for sharing that, Loraine, you kept the beat – even with all the words you had to remember. I was interested to see how the story was going to develop, sat transfixed. It reminded me of how Johnny Cash used to tell stories (Boy named Sue) and made us laugh.

[ElloranJ]

Will do! Some of my favorite bands are Canadian!

[ElloranJ]

Beautiful song (my first time hearing it or the mention of the Canadian band) and well-played and sung! Thank you for persevering and sharing it with us!

[ElloranJ]

Nicely done, Troy – and gutsy!

[ElloranJ]

Whoa, 8! You have your quiver full, as the Psalmist would have put it! Congratulations! And belated happy Father’s Day!

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[ElloranJ]

Thank you! Love your photo with your granddaughter (I assume!) I will get my first in October, the Lord willing! So excited!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Marisa!

[ElloranJ]

Thanks, Rick!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Chuck! You will probably do much better on the vocals than I!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Braden, I will try!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Marty!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Moose408 – very encouraging!

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Mrfredsporty. I will keep the visibility of the guitar in mind the next time I record a song. I did have a capo on the third fret because I couldn’t go as low as Neil Young nor sing an octave higher, lol.

[ElloranJ]

Thank you, Phil! This was such a wonderful learning experience – from learning the song; then the lyrics; then putting them together and recording it on the video on my phone camera and then learning how to upload it to Youtube and finally to here! Not to mention having the guts to do it. I really feel like I’m growing in this “class” and appreciate the kind words!