Wow, great choir, James! This song sounds like a soundtrack of a historical film. Monumental! Regards, Steffen

Hey, that's really well done. Sounds great!!

Good song this, very touching. Your vocal is great, also the backing vocals as usual.

Just listen to that backing - cool! Ha, I love this!

Poor little soul! That is a really fun track. I like the secondary story too.

I definitely have a big liking for your music , it ticks all the right box's Robert

Excellent James........

Great one, James! Who is that guy Jack Hardy anyway? You know ... I only understand half of the words. :) Regards, Steffen

This is so beautiful. You are fantastic.

I admire your timing. Perfect storytelling.

Hahaha! Love it. Yes, they were like cat whiskers..

James,That brought a tear to my eye. I won't forget his bright blue eyes. I'm honored to have met him.

Great tune.

hmmm, wonder whoo...

Wow....Way cool! LG

Cool Stuff. Almost cinemagical! LG

Oh my goodness. Clever lyrics and vocals. Fun!!

Honestly, James - I like this version MUCH more than the country-pop version with the female singer.She is a good singer, but that other version did not really touch me like this one does. Your voice (although too loud again ;) :P ) plays an important role in the originality and tenderness of your songs. To me it is the most important part. Regards, Steffen

love it .........a kinda the Violent femmes vibe to it.......love it

Absolutely gorgeous. Love the lyrics. So tenderly done, I think it's my favourite of your tracks.

"That was brilliant. We are crying." Maria Moss

If I lived near you I would want to be part of this tribe.

Florencia Di Concilio It’s not the first time someone writes me a song, though it is the very first time I actually like it. I love the song, to tell you the truth! You’re awesome James Michael Taylor! You made my day. ❤️

Laurie Callinan - Its very beautiful. Love the line about the garbage trying to sleep.

Connie Pittman Ramsey Visually sorrowful and heartfelt.... Thank you James, once again, for going where most dare not go

First, the guitar sound is amazing. This friendly little project is is special in so many ways.

You asked me who Jack Hardy was...He was a friend of mine, now gone. Beloved by many. This was a bit of teasing him, imitating how he sang. He and I shared a mutual respect. The first time I met him I was sitting under an awning at the Kerrville Folk Festival and he pulled up a chair and said, "Sing me a song." We were buddies from then on. The day he would arrive at Kerrville was always joyfully anticipated, not just because he made such great spigot. Here is a link to more about him:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Hardy_(singer-songwriter)

That bass is awesome! Great build!

This is beautiful.

Wonderful, James. Thank you for singing the songs in your heart. This world needs them.Summer Loraine Russell

Mighty powerful feelings of aloneness and independence, songs and songwriting/singing a perfect fit! Keith Haas

This immediately puts me in a mythical meadow with fairies and crickets and lightning bugs at dusk...

This is such a solid track it could go a dozen ways. Also, thank you for your comment. I had a 7th line clear up until my final mix when I realized how useless it was...your response verifies my thot. The song was start to finish this afternoon.Thanks again.

"The years can kill your spirit. The years you can’t explain The years that simply melt away... like mascara in the rain." Damn... what great words. JMT words. Words that paint a picture... on the canvas of my spirit. ` Jon McCabe

Crisp and crystal clear!

Perfect for your voice. "aging Silverado..." "so, I don't say a word, my order is heard."

Love your voice on this. Like 50s American pop song.

So clean! Really rocks. Sounds like your first language is American English.

Great production! Is that all you playing everything?

So clean. Very interesting...I'm missing some of the words tho. What country are you from?