Very sweet! Simple things really make this song ... like the slightly unexpected (to me, at least) chords at the end of lines 2 & 3, and the way you hold the second-to-last word on the last lines ... those musical choices are perfect.

Merry Christmas Greg. I miss the snow once a year.(smile) Hope the day is blessed, and your new year will bring you and yours lots of good living. by-the-by EZ is as it was now, I'd love to see your presents there again.

Thanks again! And I usually don't like banjo - but love it here!

This a beautiful and indeed your arrangement is spotless

Thanks for the listen and comment - now to listen to your piece.

Really pretty song Greg. Loving the banjo. Merry Christmas to you both!

Your getting a real polished approach to your arrangements.Our first day of winter it was 85 degrees.

well buddy, you did it to me....I went to out local music store and came home with a Goldtone CC-100R banjo. Sounds wonderful. Now I just have to learn to play it. My winter project............thanks for the inspiration.

Very pretty

Think you're on a bit of a roll !! Very good Greg.

That's really really good Greg, love that voice in the back ground.It paints a picture to me, snow, open log fire, a Scottish cottage with friends. Oh and a few glasses of Mulled wine !!

This is a truly beautiful song, I can't stop listening to it. Beautiful voice too, the song sticks in my head all day.

12-string and open-back banjo: LUV it!

I love the mix of instruments. I love that banjo. I may just have to get one here eventually and learn to play as well as you do. such a great sound.

Nice song, I mean great song, wonderful song. I love it.

Minnisota knows how to put on winter Greg Connor knows how to write songs its a wonderful world this winter morning!

another beauty..this has a little Celtic feel to it....which I really like

I'll 2nd the banjo comment...really adds something extra...love it, love it, love it!!!

I'm such a sucker for a banjo. Delightful little tune Greg. I love the winter....

A little sippig whiskey, a roaring fire, a peaceful view. and banjo. lord who could ask for more.

Great contribution on both your parts!

Hang in there Paul.

What a find . . . A real treat to listen to, and a wonderful message.

Very refreshing! I've been doing a little work lately with a music producer who is using a drum machine on everything. This is much better.

This one has the stuff. I purposely left it alone for a few days so I could come back and listen to it "*fresh*". I think it's going to be the star of the Minnesota Songwriters compilation album.

Beautiful piece of music. I like all the acoustic tones and textures.

O M G That's the way to kick it! OH OH . . . I just got to the lead guitar break. JOHN, you are impressive! You guys need to do this again!

I stopped by this morning for another listen. Beautiful craftsmanship!

I love it! *. . . . Been there / Done That . . . .* Now we have a song to describe the experienced, kinda like what Woody Guthrie did for us. Your songs are always good Robert!

I really like Colin's bass and supporting vocal on this song! Softening the third verse was an inspired idea. You got the magic Colleen!

That was fun! Thanks for including me. This is a wonderful song! The song and recording combined is something that you can be proud of.

Nice combination of percussion and classical guitar intro. Lead guitar is a great accent.

Intoxicating! I love it!

This hits the spot! I agree with previous comments, Byrds, Kinks, something from a long lost era. The song feels very familiar to me. Very inviting.

Lovely . . . Lovely . . . Lovely . . .

I have had days that could support a background track like this.

Nice sounds

Sounds like you are having fun! It's always fun to get a new toy.

I'm smiling and laughing all the way through! You certainly know how to capture the moment.

. . . . . . Damn Colleen! You are leaving us in the dust!