Dear Green Place

[chuckizzet]

Here's an old original of mine especially for songcrafters from Glasgow. Mon the weegies  

[bruno]

Very nice. Big phat synth sounds - loved the opening - loads of atmosphere - also liked the overtly Scottishness of it all.
Braw tell the maw (don't ask me, ask ORH, he started it - I don't profess to understand :-), but its what you say here when something is very good )

Welcome to the site :-)

B.

[Hilary]

Oh this is great, textured and really well put together - could I detect a bit of an accent

Welcome to the site.

Braw tell the maw (don't ask me, ask ORH, he started it - I don't profess to understand :-), but its what you say here when something is very good )

B.

Hey Bruno - gettin down with the lingo - one should appraise one's mater - word up!

[Oldrottenhead]

braw tell yer maw.

is that a billy connolly sample in there. my mates band in the 80s got one of the very first akai samplers and only ever used it once. they ended a song with a sample of billy connolly saying "tatty scones".

[chuckizzet]

Yes it's Billy Connolly in his prime and a sample of The Human League's Love action. My mate had a sampler too which was incredibly complicated. Thankfully computers make it a lot easier. Thanks for listening 

[chuckizzet]

Thanks for the comment Haylie. This is one of my few efforts at singing in my native Glasgow accent helped by my favourite comedian.

[AndyR]

"even the wimin"

By theory, this has got nothing that usually appeals to me, but I loved it. Put a big smile on my face.

[Redler]

Cool stuff! Welcome to the site!

Kari

[DeificDave]

Excellent, very inventive, with a mix of humour too, I'm looking forward to more of your great songs. 

[Jarle]

Inventive, well composed song.
Had me smiling too

JOA