I sent that link to my bff Misty. Remember her? This was her response: I love the juxtaposition of the absurdity of the subject to the poignancy of the underlying message. Spoken like an English teacher. Michael Soto

A fun song you could play for the right crowds and really do well, and they say you don't write happy songs. :) This is a good change of pace song for you, if you feel a set getting too serious, throw this one in as palette cleanser.

This is another upbeat, happyish song that you should think about doing a little more. It carries a message people can understand and had a nice beat that works well.

you got a beutiful voice...u should finish writing this one.

Terry Rasor James Michael Taylor btw love that tune my friend!

Linder Bassy Wow I love the song

Patty Brunson That is a great song.

Nola Lloyd Griffiths Wolley I love your story telling singing style. Takes me back to my childhood. Love it

Nola Lloyd Griffiths Wolley Very much enjoyed

Naad Kaur Khalsa James Michael Taylor oooo...shadows and regret...I am happy to say I haven't much regret...a lot of deep sorrow...pocketed in loss...shock that is oh so slow to wear off

So, this friend listens to The Couch and immediately tells me I MUST mention the imaginary friends behind the couch. That "hair" is gookie. It didn't occur to her that if I mentioned all the things listeners thought of when they listened to the song, we would still be singing...

Robert Dwain Elliott I met a man named Michael today, Standing beside a hallway, With a cool coat and wearing a throng, For some $$$ he’ll sing you a song. (He was not born in Texas, he just came here for a while).He did run over a chicken on the road once… Feathers in the Wind.

Grant Morrison Thanks for making me cry dude lol

Lee, I just dialed up TROJAN. By the time I read the 1st four lines I was crying.. Maybe, after all these years it a lot deeper than back when I wrote it.

Kat Angel Delightful

Marian Brackney My absolute favorite… 😭

Scarlett Maneikis James Michael Taylor love the lyrics. Each guitar has a story.

Roland Brown My friend, JT. My favorite song this year! Eat your heart out Guy Clark. John Stetson Michael James Ginger Brown Gayle Brown Rick Dodson Donna Pelkey Bailey Bill Nash

I just came across this one, nicely done and and it's one you might consider adding to the jam rotation. We all know the kid in this song and everybody loves a horse song.

This is another one that so many people can relate to, at least those of the older generation. The rope swing was so pervasive in American culture, we can all see one in our minds.

Sounds like Las Angeles to me. Steely Dan. Clean.

Sounds like a trip across Arizona to me. On a Harley. Love of your life on the buddy seat. Arms around you. Wind blowing. Hair flying. Center line markers clicking by. Lost in the motion.

This really sets the ideas lose in my mind. Love the bass tempo setter...

It's like light reflected in falling water...very nice and soothing.

Love the voices. Is that Lady Jane singing ythe lead?

Nice.

Very nice. Like the story and the harmonies. This is something that could get you invited to schools to share with the kids.

Beautiful...

Will be fine for your children too. Very sweet. Also, nice to hear your talking voice.

Cool song. Really like the bass groove.

Very nice. Fine vocal.

Cool.

Really dig this.

Like this very much. Can hear many voices added to it. Build with choir and drums and strings.

Nice song. Very lonely sound. What's that that sounds like an auto harp? Very clean guitar sound. Crystal clear production.

Andrew, are you on facebook? My email address is Jamesmichaeltaylor@jamesmichaeltaylor.com I have posted your Can't Imagine song on my Facebook page.

Like this. Sounds like a storm brewing in wind chimes.

Very pensive. Peaceful. Soothing with a touch of sadness. Like it a lot.

Like the subtle voices...

Really like this.