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Bill all the best for 2026 and Merry Christmas.
Season greetings peace and good will to all Chordians.

Clever lyrics Jim but I also suspect for some unfortunate children and their parents it is also a tough time of year,     

Thank you Richard     

Its good to see and hear the three of you who put up a song in this month chordie section making music.. I left you all a comment on your recordings.

Thank you Piri I don't think the world is ready for my terrible voice and guitar playing.  My songs are received a bit like Father McKenzie sermons in the church where Elenor Rigby goes. I use to think the cat when I was singing or playing my guitar or piano was meowing along with me until it occurred to me he was frantically signaling me as he wanted me to open the door and let him out. My goal here this time is  hopefully to encourage people to come out of the woodwork and give songwriting a shot. So what I'm saying  to anyone reading this is it wouldn't take much for someone to put up a better song than mine. This planet is covered with millions of people there has got to be plenty of those hiding their talents away who want to give music a shot.  All it takes is hitting the record  button on your phone no need for fancy tech and then putting it on youtube or some other place and of course as well  providing a link to it on chordie.     

Always good to read your posts Bill.     

Wishing you a quick recovery Jan.     

Mojo that is brilliant another great tune with your special dynamic style that hits all right places. Your vocal phrasing and guitar work perfect.     

A good band name Twitching Curtains. Whenever I'm out walking from now on passing houses I will be looking out for twitching curtains . Good poem.     

Cheers thank you everyone for giving my rough attempt at writing a song a listen. Keep up the good work Chordians.     

That song of yours has got a good country thing going on there Jim     

Cheers Piri the problem with mainstream radio is the gatekeepers who control what gets played and what doesn't. Programme directors and radio promoters have nowadays been corrupted by some unknown thing that stifles new and exciting and old and exciting taking away a chance to be heard. Those with the big money set trends and its not exciting or a good thing for music I think. Powerful corporations make it all bland to me.