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Well Done!  Cute photo too!
Congrats to the whole family, many happy years together.

Best of luck to ye on that quest!  I watched the live rendition and the tune was arranged for Mandolin (X2) Accordian, and Tin Whistle with a Fiddle and Bohdrain tossed in for measure.  Unfortunately, I was unable to find anything in the way of music sheets that could be useful in conversion to guitar (or any at all even).

This could have posted in "Song Requests" for better viewing, and another Moderator may move it for better exposure.... and perhaps another avenue of exploration.

Take Care.

Check this link, the bottom post mentions a change in the way Onsong handles importing after a recent change in the program. 
It should be helpful.    http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=27344

Didn't work for me either..."referral denied on this server".  Being the cautious type, I'll likely not try again.

Sorry, no dice from my search either.  Good Luck!

This thread may be helpful to you in getting what you want to do.... http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic. … 03#p160703

Take Care;
Doug

Welcome back Selso!  AND Alvee!

That's what happens when you lose touch with your "Support Group"....... you stand a pretty good chance of "falling off the (band)wagon".

Good to see you all back posting again.

Reminds me, Anyone heard from Old Doll lately?...... got wondering about her the other day.

Well Jerry,  You already know how.... Choose "print to file" instead of your default printer, and it will "save the file" on your drive in whatever folder you choose.  I usually just name the file with the title of the song and put it in a folder "sheet music" in "my music" (assuming you are using a windows PC) make sure you select .PDF as the filetype and you can easily make multipage PDF documents with your own custom set list.  Re-order the pages etc. and have them to either print hard copies or scroll through on your laptop or other device.  You also have the ability to add comments at the start of each song with effects settings and such to make it easier to replicate that sound next time.

Doug

The answer is "minus" sign -
I think.....

I have no idea why the block should be at the bottom of the page though, as it is uniformly on the right side regardless of which browser I use.

I'm totally with you Russell, but the truth is, and a sad truth I may add.... just about everything in the way of consumer goods (other than those things you wear on your body) are machine made.  The person that manipulates the parts through the machine and the folks watching the robots work get paid really well for doing it here.  You got an American worker getting something like $80.00/Hour (with Benefits) and an off-shore worker doing the same job for 80 Cents!  No wonder we have a trade deficit..... We can't hardly afford to buy our own products, and for sure no one else on the planet can either.

We did it to ourselves, and it hurts.  No easy fix in sight!

A few years back I bought a new American Flag.... my old one was looking a little sad, and although well cared for and stored properly between patriotic holidays, weather worn and faded.  It was also heavy cotton and stitched together (including the stars all 49 of them!).  Kind of a Family heirloom of sorts, and I still have it.  Anyway I ordered a new one from a group of Scouts that had wandered through the area and within a few weeks I was the proud owner of a replacement, bright shiny new with three piece mast and mounting bracket. 

Well, although the package displayed a large "Made in America" logo in the brightly printed graphics that covered the retail box inside the shipping box made of 60% post consumer paper pulp (good for the Planet and all that)..... there was a small fabric tag stitched to the flag's hem saying "Made in China".   It gets better!  The pole set  it was attached to with the safety plastic end-plug and gold-tone plastic finial bore a sticker..."Assembled in Mexico".   The ONLY part that was actually American was the colorful printed box and I'm not sure that the printing was even done here as it was not great quality either.   I guess I should feel good about the scouts getting a little bit of the money I spent.

Good idea!  Mine fight over food like a pack of starving mongrels!

We have one variety that "winters over" so our feeder stays out almost year-round.  The "bird folks" over at the University say they follow the sap-suckers around and poach their food, and eat bugs in the wintertime.  Yeah..... bugs in winter?  Might know a lot about birds, but really need to talk to the bug-guys when they aren't hugging Unicorns and skipping through Fantasyland.  But I digress....

Last year my "flock" deserted for the neighbor's, and I had thought they didn't do well through the freeze.  Then I found out that they had doubled the sugar in their feeder!  Got them back though, put Ruby Red Squirt in mine for "color" and increased the sugar as well.... the whole bunch of "deserters" got "hooked" on the caffeine and vitamin C.  At sun-up they'd be lined up like cars at a Dutch Bros. Expresso Stand!

Have a good Spring!