Yup a classic! Great job James

Yup! A classic. Great job James

JQ- What a great song! Classic JMT! He paints masterpieces in my mind with words! "The less I know the more the memories wither... Like leaves in Autumn falling from the trees." What a great line!

That's jolly little one! Always love your harmonies.

Wow. Just, wow...

I'm playing catch-up and, aww, this is wonderful. So sad but not mawkish or depressing (I have something a bit like it that I gave up trying to record a while back - this gives me hope, I might try mine again).

Yep, that's the way I was taught to milk a cow. Cute song!

This is really good.

Wow so lonely," Only you knew" great vocal right there. The guitar break pure George Harrison. Well hell I like it old stranger

A very different sort of song – interesting, sad lyrics, cool use of echo, nice, brief lead break. Painful but somehow sweet too. Good job of songwriting, but I hope you can get over Peggy – not meaning to get you started….

Well written and performed . . . but so sad.

Thanks for sharing the facts behind the song. I think you should include this information in the "about" section of the song page, above the lyrics. People need to know this is a true story. I'm glad you wrote it, it's a story that needed told, but it is sad.

I dig westerns, and I like this music and the way you strum and sang it. But the lyrics, the story told, is quite sad.

Love that echo...

Fantastic! I seriously enjoyed this -- Rock on! very psychedelic, very trippy, and super delicious. Good stuff indeed!

I love it. Love Aya, too.

I dig this! Rock on! Very interesting -- captivating!

What a moving, visually evocative memory of your youth, your mare, and an early love! Your storytelling and music never fail to draw me in, Jim.

Great sentimental song/story.

WONDERFUL.

This really creates a world of it's own...

I like how you fit your voice and sentiment into this barren acoustic landscape.

Love the tender lyric buried in the storm of sound.

It's like the instruments are playing footsie.

Iy's like a meditation...could loop indefinitely

...another sunny song. Great happy groove!

What a sunny song!

Love the rawness of the tracks and the mix. Just wish the vocal was out a bit more.

I love the chord move you do at the end of line three in the verse. The lyric grabs me from, That she hopes will be the very one That you decide to wear." Because of you voice you use and the sounds it says the object of their desire/affections is David Bowie.My favorite line, among many is, And Blazey’s left her homework on the train." And, It’s never crossed their minds that you might fail."

"I’m trying to put you behind me" Ha ha!

Great vocal.

Do we ever get past this?

Guitar sounds great!

Really gets the raw sadness. But by the time they tell you it's over it's most likely been over for some time...

My friend, George Sluizer was making a film with River Phoenix and asked me to submit some music to possibly be used in the movie. He didn't end up sing this but he did use four other of my submissions.

Beautifully done.

WiW! I have had it for many years but it never left my desk side. It's been the guitar I reach for when I am working at my bedroom/office computer. Never even thought about recording with it.

So clean and clear. Love it.

Amazing tone. I'd love to hear this on True's system at TPBY Speakers.

Great groove. Perky & quirky.