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Cheers Richard ,  King Homeboy is a big guy with a big heart he also is a actor a short story writer a M C among many other things that should be an interesting Doco when it comes out.  I will attach a short  doco about his backstory and some of his early life struggles made back in 2015 here just in case anyone is interested.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHsUdc3ISKg

Cheers Jan there is a lot of turmoil in the world. I just am thankful and feel blessed to be where I am at the moment. Having said that without feeling apprehensive I realise that we have to enjoy and treasure the moment when things are good because all roads have bumps in them. As many of the buskers around town tell me it is tough out there at the moment but despite that you have to remain positive. I will attach a busker talking to me about that here.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjxB-LGwRMk

Thank you Grah now I know I have often thought that Dylan Reed would be a good name for a Band or a stage name for somebody.     

Good one Grah and nice to see the lady having a boogie and getting into your music. Fill in guitarist does a good job also.     

Thank you Richard for taking the time to listen and comment. With hindsight I think that maybe I could have taken a more lighthearted comedic approach to my poem song monologue about being grateful to live in New Zealand. Maybe the Fred Dagg approach I should have taken here is his example attached below.     
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYvMeT2GC14

EB keep up the good work are you going to record your uke group doing the song???     

Grah thats scary  with people now asking Siri for all the answers and AI writing our songs. Somehow it doesn't feel human to me but I suspect it will become a tool used by many.
I just got it to write this song about chordie. So  here is what AI wrote about chordie.
Verse 1
In a world so wide, where the sun meets the sea,
There’s a place called Chordie, where our hearts are free,
From the mountains of Canada to the shores of Spain,
Songwriters gather, like a sweet refrain.

Chorus
Oh, Chordie is the rhythm, and the magic in the air,
Songwriters from all nations, sharing love and care,
With every strum and every line, we weave our stories true,
Together we create a world, painted in every hue.

Verse 2
Underneath the stars, in the glow of the moon,
They’re crafting melodies, they’re singing their tune,
From the deserts of Dubai to the forests of the north,
It’s a symphony of cultures, each one a priceless worth.

Chorus
Oh, Chordie is the rhythm, and the magic in the air,
Songwriters from all nations, sharing love and care,
With every strum and every line, we weave our stories true,
Together we create a world, painted in every hue.

Bridge
A tapestry of voices, a harmony so bright,
In every song we write, we find a spark of light,
With a guitar in our hands and dreams in our hearts,
We leave our footprints in the music that won’t part.

Chorus
Oh, Chordie is the rhythm, and the magic in the air,
Songwriters from all nations, sharing love and care,
With every strum and every line, we weave our stories true,
Together we create a world, painted in every hue.

Outro
So here’s to the dreamers, the pen and paper crew,
From every corner of the earth, we’ll sing our truths anew,
In this grand mosaic, we find our place and role,
Forever and always, we are chordie, heart and soul.     

Good poem I enjoyed reading it. Two Worlds Apart interesting words Shivan. I think about differences and commonalities a lot.   How people who become adversaries because of their point of view forget about also their commonalities. Life has many layers and what appears simple can become very complex.  Birds of different feathers some fly some don't they all have to eat to survive.
Humans sometimes lose their way by becoming too focused on their differences while forgetting their similarities like having to eat to survive.     

Shivan thank you for your kind comments about my videos and other work feel free to call me Pete my actual name.

That is a good Jim better than anything I could do nowadays.  A piano accordion accompanying you and your guitar would set that of nicely.     

William, I would love to hear you doing this song.