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Tommy is three and clever as can be
Asked his  mummy can you teach me my ABC  and how to count
Certainly said mummy as soon as you put my food in your tummy
That’s sounds yummy he said did they teach you that at university
Oh no said mummy university’s are  for the next leaders  Presidents and Prime Ministers
They maybe clever not always wise and could never put food in your tummy like mummy     

EB, it is time to get your illustrator man back to work and put your latest kids' poems into a book form.     

There is an urban legend which claims that Charlie Chaplin entered one of the many Chaplin look-alike contests and lost. It is retold in the musical Chaplin.     

I just looked Hank up on the internet and it said he has lived in Perth since 1986. According to an article I just read when he is out door knocking with the Jehovah Witnesses people have told him he looks a lot like Hank Marvin.     

Piri and Richard thank you some good tips there on what I can try I appreciate your input.     

Thank you Jan  I should imagine talking about the Bank manager line that there are many around the world at this present time who are not getting much love from their bank managers. The cost of living seems to be skyrocketing everywhere on this planet.     

Thank you Jan hopefully my videos will be watched in years to come and people will comment on if things have changed or not at that future time. Maybe those images will just disappear into the ether.     

Good hoedown delivery of your song there Jeff. I could imagine a Bluegrass band playing this.     In the last few years I have been eating plenty of a new type of apple called Jazz Apples but I'm also a big fan of the old varieties but unfortunately they don't show up at our Supermarket like they use to. Cox Orange a fav.

Jan, welcome back.

Shahrozking789,   clever use of lyrics reminds me of the psychodelia type songs that came out in the late 60's .  A song that comes to mind is "Hole In My Shoe", by Traffic. Hope we get to hear more from you and welcome to chordie. 

Richard, Thank you I must look into those recording things you suggested sometime.

Richard, thank you for having a listen and watch.  I wish I had the skills to add a bit of bass and some drum fills to it as that would lift it to another level maybe. The bird at the end is a local native to New Zealand a Tui. I hope we see a few more give this a shot this month.     

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