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This is [G]romantic hell, not [D]domestic [G]bliss

There's always one line in a song that sticks out to me, and this was the one for this song. I think there was a lot of thought behind this song, and that it says more than what at first meets the eye.... impressive

ive heard of blackstone cherry, just never really looked into them because i wasn't sure what kind of music it was (guess i figgered on your typical mainstream radio rock people), but i'll be sure to go look them up.

is it too high or too low??

  If its too low you can capo it somewhere, each fret is like going a half step up. You can play the chord shape C, and be in C#,F,F#,G, Ab, etc. etc.

If its too high, you can try tuning down, or capo it up and sing the lower part maybe.

well i'm not one who intends to ever do much of anything besides have a bit of fun with my writing, so credits not a huge deal for me, so last rebel's fine. Dont think my dad would appreciate me sending out personal info so sorry about that.

palmerjake, round here they call that a cajun G

I heard you went out west somewhere
Changed your name and cut your hair
it was 'all aboard' and 'full steam ahead'
leaving me to sing the song you never read....

okay its not polished up yet but thats kind of what im working with right now for the next verse...

doc,
Actually my brother and father each play instruments (papa can tear a piano up, and isaac can pretty much play anything he picks up), i also have three or four cousins and a friend here and there that play guitar. I play at church, both in the main worship service and in the youth band, and my family has regular get to togethers where there might be five or six guitars playing at once at all different skill levels everything from johnny cash to amazing grace lol
I also play alone constantly, well as constantly as I can around school and all that stuff.
I'm working on blues scales because I'm trying to learn to play my electric, and I feel like i'm making improvements, mostly because of the help and information I got from this site.

well i womt give my real name, but I'm from texas, i'm 16, big music fan of just about anything good, been playing a few years now. I'm not what you could call computer saavy, in fact when I got the internet at the beginning of the year I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what people do on it all day lol.... don't answer that because I think I figgered out the only thing they COULD be doing.
Anyway my point is that when I started looking for music I stumbled on this site via Google, and its really the only place I come regularly. I've found it extremely helpful (no more hand written sloppy papers with penciled in chords that I 'figured out' off a CD... or at least almost no more old habits die hard). I think its a really great example of good internet, and somewhere where you can come for help, advice, or even just to chat a little, without the nasty language and rude advertisements.
I've seen big improvements in my plying since I started using chordie, in fact i think its even becoming more obvious to other people too. Last night we had a singin' at our church and me and isaac and bro. david did a special with two guitars and a mandolin. An old friend of mine came up and said 'Wow you guys are awesome, I never realised.'
Don;t know about them but I think its cuz Ive gotten better, and that makes me happy

nice little song James,
I think its our own faults that keep things from being that way, keep in mind that if the world were actually FAIR, every time we act selfishly or mean we'd get exactly what we deserve.... but its a nice thought. Especially barefoot, i hate shoes.... actually im barefoot right now lol