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Hi James,

I am writing this quietly as I do not want the cats to hear, I might get clawed if they do. I am really a dog person even though I have two cats (there is a 2,500 word story about that but this is not the place for that).

A wonderful moving song about an obviously much loved pet and the passing on of one is the loss an integral part of your family. There will be much sadness and grief when her time comes but then will come the smiles for the happy times you have shared.

Nicely recorded too, thank you,

Roger

Hi Ziggy,

Great news to get your first gig. Don't worry about playing too fast just listed to your drummer, it is his job to keep the timing and tempo correct.

As for making mistakes, well it is not that unusual we all do from time to time. The chances are you  may well play a wrong chord at some time during the gig but as long as you play through it I very much doubt that it will be noticed.

'Break a Leg' or as they say here in Portugal 'Muita Merda'

Roger

Hello Thedeevees,

Welcome to Chordie I also had the same problem and I overcame it by updating my printer's driver, also  ensure that your printer is not set to draft print.

I hope that helps but it will be something with your equipment that is the cause, and others may have other ideas for you too.

Take care,

Roger

Hi Jeff,

Thank goodness I have not got to that stage yet and I have decided that I am not going to get old I am having too much fun. I shall be 21 next birthday (well 21 with 40 years experience)

Great song though,

Thank you,

Roger

On my birthday, come and remember me,
And drink single malt till you burst,
For me pour a large one upon this spot,
But don't filter it through your kidneys first.

Happy Birthday 'Little Brother',

I have a full glass of single malt here which will be empty in a very short time toasting good wishes to you.

Roger

Hi Toney,

Like Rebel, I also thought that posting a song here on Chordie gave us copyright protection as the date and time it was uploaded can be proven. I see I shall have to be going to the Post Office tomorrow now.

Thanks,

Roger

Guitars twanging and Badeye singing

Badeye's Kitchen Jam is starting

Hi Jeff,

Nice song, but your papers delivery people get it easy, riding by and throwing it on the lawn. In the UK it is delivered to the door and put in, or through the letterbox (great fun when there is a dog in the house that likes to grab the paper).

I should know my father had a village newsagent and from the age of 15 to 19 I delivered them come rain, hail, snow or storm. If my memory serves me correct the only days there were no paper were Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday.

Thank you,

Roger

Hi Jeff,

Yes, you are on the right path that is obvious in every posting you have made. A lovely song and most of us at some time or other have asked ourselves these questions.

Thank you,

Roger

Sensitive song Helena, well done.

As for the chords I found no problem except for the Emaj at the start of the chorus and found that Em suited the way I played it better, but this is always the difficulty when you do not know the intended melody. I look forward to a recording of it sometime, please.

Thank you,

Roger