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That is real good piece of song writing a good collaboration on the composition. I really loved the way Phill covered it that is very special.     

That would be an excellent song to hear you do with a  Banjitar Grah.

Cheers Brian a old style drumming with brushes would most probably help lift my bad vocals and guitar playing. I'm looking forward to hearing more people entering some songs this month.     

Jan better late than never . Great choice of song you do it real good. Your ukulele and voice work perfect on this one.     

Jim, reading the lyrics again I don't know why I  thought it was about a songwriter as there is no reference to the person being a musician.  As Phill has rightly mentioned it is a great song about a lost soul searching for a home.     

EB I like that  guys perspective on music. I always say  "Even if you suck at music or style you've chosen to try, if it makes you happy, do it anyway!."     

Richard and Jai you work real good together.     

Jeff another brilliant song about the human condition, written  by you which many will hear and say to themselves this is me sometimes.

Thank you Piri my brawd I like your words.

            Just thinking about Glastonbury and Kiwi weather.

The sun shines bright on the Glastonbury crowd .

Singing lyrics written by the band  on stage about a deluge in a cup.

Meanwhile  down in the south Pacific people are dreaming is the rain over.

While watching on YouTube, Crowded House singing “Don’t Dream Its Over” on a hot Glastonbury stage.

Later on in the hot Glastonbury evening a Wings  song from that cool Beatle, Paul, that can’t deliver the excited crowd from the heat.

Elijah and Moses had that power to stop the rain but not everyday people opps no Sly And Family Stone playing there.

Are these lyrics of yours Paul about the weather,  "Well, the rain exploded with a mighty crash
As we fell into the sun."

There he is outside singing stuck inside these four walls.

Hey Sir Paul that’s me down here, not you up there .

I’m just waiting for the rain to stop .

Then I will go out for my walk and maybe pass a band on the run in the street.

In the mean time I might check out chordie and see if anyone has taken a sad song and made it better.

Cheers Jan thank you for letting me have a shot at FSOM. I am not up to much playing music as it gets painful for me to play piano and guitar Ive more of less had to give it away. Just playing simple open chords on the guitar like G C D are a struggle for me at the moment. Fortunately I have other things that keep me busy and happy.     

Thank you EB. This winter weather seems to be encouraging a bit of pen to paper.