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Jan and Richard thank you for your encouraging words and advice,
Richard your guitar and backing vocal worked good with the lady lead vocal.     

Grah I enjoyed the lighthearted sarcasm of that song. Farmers all around the world are getting a bad deal from the world powers who run everything. 
No need to apologies about the reference to NZ lamb your Supermarket's do alright out of NZ lamb but your farmers and our farmers and the shoppers are missing out due to the way it is all controlled. Around 95 percent of New Zealand's sheep meat and 87 percent of beef is exported, and what's left behind for locals here in NZ is being sold at an inflated rate. I do know your farmers and our farmers don’t get the payouts that the middle people get.  In the murky world of international trade over in Britain the NZ lamb is cheaper than what we can buy it here in Kiwi land.     

EB, your genetic condition most probably helped fertilize and water a few shrubs until you were diagnosed and got the right meds. My grandad at nighttime use to under the cover of darkness use his bladder to fertilize and water his Lemon trees claiming it was good for them.  My Nan was never sold on Grandpas gardening technique.     

RIP, Boiled Water you will be mist.

Cheers  Brian,

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder. Did you know if you say beer can with an English accent, it comes out as bacon in a Jamaican accent. Go on, try it. Maybe I could write a reggae song titled “No Beer Can I Cry.”

Here is my short contribution for this month song as my arthritic fingers struggle to move when I play guitar nowadays. Just poorly recorded on my cellphone but hopefully it entertains.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWr-E3-1rxQ     

Good song Jim.     

Jeff I can imagine sitting out on the prairie around a campfire at night after a day in the saddle rounding up cattle hearing you sing and play that song.. It works real good, lyrics and guitar.     

Good one Richard and also a good round of applause from the crowd. It's good when the punters stop talking and take time to have a listen.     

Good one Zurf, Gold Tone have a beautiful tone to me just as good as a standup bass and less bulky to carry around. Though I often wonder why people would buy the 23 instead of the 25.

Jim I could imagine that song being used in a movie scene with a man with a bad hangover getting up in the morning.     

Thank you to you all on Chordie.

Who I have interacted with in my short seven years' time on Chordie.

You have taught me a lot everyone.

Before my time on here 2O years ago on October 25th.

The internet gave birth to chordie.

A time when many were flocking to online.

A new opportunity to share on how it can be done.

Quickly growing in numbers with a diverse bunch posting on how it is done or questions on how it could be done.

Strum or finger picking guitar information for everyone.

A new frontier town, Chordie, with many flocking in.

People from all around the world came here mining for musical gold.

Then after the musical gold rush many left town.

Now there is only a few of us around.

Hope those out there with guitars and other instruments.

Will find out that here is a place where the good people are.

So here I am raising a glass to the future and past.

Happy Birthday Chordie.