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Awesome !! - having had three little girls myself - I can appreciate this.  probably double effective about 4 am
Great job Jeff !!

To my fellow Chordians

This whole episode has been a matter of bad communication, and filled with very good people trying to do the right thing.

I apologize to all  -  especially Russell .   I did not see his private email to me explaining what he was talking about.  I thought he meant that I had to take down the song I wrote because it was entitled the same as the Rascal's song.
I thought that I had been reported - but I didn't even know what that meant.

I also was unaware that you can't post lyrics - even if you give credit to the writers.  I certainly would never do anything to jeopardize Chordy intentionally.

Thanks to Phill for pointing out his thoughts and to Arklady and Roger G for taking the time to get things straightened out.

Again, I apologize for the misunderstanding.
Jim

Phill

Love the song  ( a little  hard for me to play though. ) 

I agree with Grah 1      I think I would change the line to  " She's mad as Jesse James, she's got murder on her mind "
I picked him because he was bitter and twisted as well

Jim

I posted my new song under songwriting, but was not sure if the same "Chordians" monitored this section.  Since I love the Friday Blues posts.... always great stuff on here, I thought I would post it here as well.  It is country blues for sure... hope you like it and honored to be able to post on Friday Blues Fix !!

http://www.countrytabs.com/oband/Nashjak/

click on Blue Train  when you get there - have a great ride !

http://www.countrytabs.com/oband/Nashjak/

try this - click on Blue train

phill
like the arrangement very much !  reminds of the Beatles song, Norwegian Wood, a bit.  The lyrics are very well done !!!!  loads of emotion, thoughts going in several directions, just as one would imagine in such a scenario.

Well done my  friend from Wales !

Jim

Yup.... I can't get it to run either.     It is a cool part of chordie

Jerome

Can't help but laugh when I read the lyrics -    I am sure there are a thousand towns that that have that scenario.  Thanks for the smile.

sorry, not a banjo man.   What strum pattern do you use on this song ?

I made a change in the chords to make the song much more country.  Just a sad ol' cowboy song about a man losing his wife of many years. (Couple of small lyric changes as well.  (Sorry about making it blues at first. )  I'm not a good singer so can't really put it out there.