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I like this very much and can't wait to hear the full band giving it what for.
I kinda thought that's what the mutt was up to. As you've got video evidence are you taking it to the cops so they can prosecute? At first I thought she might be photo bombing you....or should that be video bombing?
You've got more guts than me, I couldn't give full volume in a park on my own. Did you get any busking pennies?
hi russ, just had a second listen, played it 1st time on my tablet couldn't hear the bass sounds a lot better on PC. southpaw drummer who can play with one hand!
nice tune can we expect words or not? great sound and tight playing for a first rehearsal and jam. i'm so jealous. keep rocking brother
thanks to everyone for taking the time to read/listen to the song, i'll begin with the last and work my way up....
ark, this song more or less wrote itself it took 10 minutes and the recording about an hour with practises and cock-ups!
thanks jim, you're a mate, unfortunately we lost, the old enemy scored in the last minute, best team won on the day. this song i wrote on wednesday last, from (as usual) a strumming session leading to a chord sequence leading to the words, as i said to tony (arkady) it took all of 10 minutes and the story just flowed. it wasn't planned it wrote itself...kinda!
thank you jandle, i had 3 gigs last weekend (2 on saturday) so my voice felt a little raw, but it seems like it worked out right.
dino & grah, thanks for the read and listen and giving me encouragement. this was a quickie and it appears quickies do the trick.
I used to have a program that once you had the beat you could name the chords and how many beats they played for. Unfortunately it was designed for XP and is now useless. That doesn't help does it? Sorry. 
you can find my recording here: https://soundcloud.com/iphillfine/who-did-i-kill
it would be nice to see your thoughts and comments
thanks
sorry about the chordpro.
by the way this is a total work of fiction and will be uploaded to sound cloud shortly
Hi Phill
Good to hear from you. Dondra is doing great. Walking on her own, driving, etc., etc. It's all on the blog if you would care to take a look.
I myself am at my neuro-psych doc being evaluated to see if I'm any crazier than I was 6 months ago.
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Thanks
Bill
IS THAT POSSIBLE? 
give my love to dondra, glad she's on the up and don't take any (do do's) from those doctors
phill
You could say this is about an assumed and possibly incorrect assumption.
hi bill, thanks for that. my favourite is always the one i'm working on, so this is still my fav too as i haven't got time to start on another one 
hi bill....i'm here live and kicking. i just haven't had much time for socialising lately. i came home from holiday with a few song ideas and only managed to finish one; it doesn't matter/when i was young. i am hoping to manage my time better and visit and take part as i used to once things have settled down. i have been visiting and keeping an eye out for anything naughty, but my visits have been quick in-and-outs.
enough about me, how are you me auld mate? i trust you're keeping well and looking after that lovely lady of yours?
be good
phill
thanks for the listen guys.
ark, i was watching a clapton concert from 2015 on sky arts when he made a faux paux like i do all the time, so i don't feel quite so bad about the many, oh so many mis-placement of digits during gigs (and recordings)
glad you spotted the humour in my words grah, of course i never stole cars nor blow up the school, i call that poetic licence 
left me with in a peaceful, chilled out state of mind. it's so nice when you find stuff you did yonks ago that sound so good.
i liked the selection of birds most of which i get in my garden (apart from the kestrel and the duck!) i also get seagulls...or as i call them, rats with wings! i used to feed them till one dive bombed me and i ended up with a white message on my left ear and shoulder...sometimes i wish i had a gun 
all the same, it's a really lovely track
Thanks Jim
I think we've all been there. My oldest whose now in his 40s actually apologised and said he must have been murder as his kids are just like him and a right royal pain.
Thanks for listening.
Phill
i agree with jim, and like i like to say; "you never die as long as someone remembers you", so i think about the important people in my life as often as i can.
now back to the song, i recognise all the sentiments, yet regardless of all the drinking, drug taking, fighting and general lunacy locally i find that there are a lot of good kids that show respect, and quite often i wish not to be asked to get up and sing with the band or dance., so the cloak of invisibility would come in quite handy.
look forward to the recording and what it's all about (alfie?)
a song about life and how we forget about the things we did when we were kids.
here's the link if you'd like to give a listen....please do
funny how one of my favourite songs come from one of my least favourite groups
ARGENT; HOLD YOUR HEAD UP.
the main riff consists of Dsus4 to D
reads great there jim. i'm gonna have to defer playing it for a couple of weeks summer seasons here and i'm off on my travels again. try and be good till i get back?
ps. you are the master of the hook line (last 2 lines of the chorus) brill
phill
this is TIGLJK song but with my melody and music. i think it's certainly the best one we've done together, jim will be putting it to video soon, but here's my track...
https://soundcloud.com/iphillfine/angels-in-the-room
hope you'll give it a listen and enjoy what we have done
....i'd be the most miserable person i know ('cept maybe for russ)
hey jim, another masterpiece. i cant listen to your recording at the moment Ann's trying to sleep as you may know, she came back from holiday with a bad chest infection which is why i haven't had time to get our other project moving, hopefully soon. keep 'em coming buddy.
nice work EB, very evocative.
peatle, what you posted also rang a bell with me, cos i was brought up in a village outside a small town in (old) south wales and i can remember a time when we had no tv, doors needn't be locked and any kind of crime was a total scandal. then along came the teddy boys, then punk and skinheads. now it's druggies. alcohol has also played a big part throughout history. i guess it's knowing when to stop....so i shall, rant over
i've just read the poem again and i can see what you guys mean. it was meant as a holiday thing, but could so easily be going to war or (like my son in OZ) going to work. i'm so glad everyone has their own view on this and it has sparked conversation. thanks for all your great comments......mojo, keep your head down please, such a wonderful historic place to be yet so dangerous.
Sometimes I wonder why my mood changes within something I have written? I mean, it started off funny enough, and then such a sad ending.....
funny at the beginning and humourous at the end. i heard someone on the radio today say that a good writer can make you laugh, cry and dance, this song you've created certainly fills that criteria ('cept maybe for the dance bit) but i love it wierd verse structures and all. so glad you got the encouragement to finish it, so well done chordians for the extra push.
Great poem well written. We all seem to have something to say on gambling. I'm too tight to gamble. And even if I bought a ticket I probably wouldn't even check it! I once saw a couple of guys put their whole weeks wages into a fruit machine. I bet they got some stick from their families when they got home....broke!
Thanks EB, Dino and TF. Glad you liked my scribblings.
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