Douglas: Thanks for stopping by and giving it a listen

Ricki: I posted this over in the lyric board awhile ago and I had too many syllables then, I cut some -- but I'll cut some more. Maybe that "park" can go. On "brokeness", I had a version where that sounded fine, but I messed up the first part of the line, so I re-sang it -- now the 2nd part doesn't sound right to me either. I'll redo that.

Tracy: I only played it two or three times -- and I was just starting out, so I wasn't paying attention to the audience yet (ha, ha). I think it is OK, but slow tunes are tough!

JosieB: welcome to the JPF and thanks so much for giving it a listen.

Polly II: I could always try Polly Ann -- I don't know what I am going to do yet.

Joice: Guess what -- my singing has improved since I started committing the songs to memory and practicing them (imagine that!). Most of the time, I write and used the lyric sheet to sing them and I never really worked out how it is supposed to go. I think my rule will be to record songs only after I have them memorized in a guitar/vocal format.

Colin: Thanks for the comments and the kind remarks. That is one of the advantages of "Hey, Yea" it is immensely easy to sing!

Nelson: Ha, ha -- I wish that was all me. All of the backing instruments, except for me on guitar, are band-in-a-box. Those guys are always good and they don't drink my beer! Thanks for stopping by and giving it a spin.

Kevin

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Kevin @ bandcamp: Crows Say Vee-Eh