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Jim, Peatle, thanks for listening and taking the time to comment. There are a few jokes/double entendre in there one being, reined on my parade not rained!

Thanks again     

Brian, you and Pete are rubbing it in with your spring songs! We've had a garbage spring and summer what with the lock down, the weather's been all over the place, having to stay home and isolate due to you know what and the apparent second spike. But at least your song offers a little sunshine and hope and as you know hope springs eternal.
BTW, I heard at least two chords. Nice work.     

there was an old lady who swallowed a fly...she ended up swallowing a horse...she's dead...of course. now that's writing     

profound Jeff. I suppose we all have similar thoughts but getting them down in an intelligible order is the trick.

Fine writing.     

I had but didn't want to deviate from the plot!     

yes another fine observation. Ann and i went through a stage of going to clairvoyants mainly for entertainment value. it's funny because you're told this stuff and then try to fit it into things that have happened or are happening, like buying a pair of slippers 2 sizes to big hoping you'll grow into them?

well done Pete     

rock on tommy ( a catchphrase from a uk comedy duo)

my sentiments exactly     

I think that proves my point, it's "The Broken Doll" not "China Doll". Every time I think of that song I actually think of our friend Old Doll, who inspired the song in the first place.
Your rendition still mists me up, you did a great job with the recording and the video.

Thank you Roger.     

Here's a little factoid; two years ago my wife and daughter in law decided that my studio needed a make over. So my desk and filing cabinet got chucked out into my garden shed, much to my dismay! The filing cabinet contained hundreds of songs ranging from the mid 60s, yeh ok most won't be missed but there are a few I consider good, Roger you'll remember "the China doll"? Etc.

At the moment the weather is quite inclement so venturing out requires a deal of courage and time to sift through all that paperwork but I will get around to it and see how it works out.

Thanks for all the encouragement.     

I enjoyed working with some great talent and respected friends from hobbit land. It was an interesting and challenging project, I just wish more of our chordie friends had taken the time look and listen.

Thanks Brian and Pete.