I didn't mean it.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hurray it's raining, an excuse to make music. Hope you enjoy.    Willie

Every night I sit here in my lonely room
Should I go out or should I stay
Will you come knocking on my door tonight
If you do will you say

I'm so sorry babe I didn't mean it
I didn't mean to be so long

Every day I'm waiting for your call
Waiting for you to ring my phone
I guess that you might forget my number
Speed dial number one will get you home

I'm so sorry babe I didn't mean it
I didn't mean to be so long

Instrumental

I'm so sorry babe I didn't mean it
I didn't mean to be so long

Repeat verse one,  Outro

[Blooby]

You are chirping on that opening and outro lead guitar like the Reverend Billy G. Love it. If I've never said it before, you have such a great voice, so full of character. This came together really nicely. Liking how the vocals overlap one another in this.

Nice.

Blooby

[Farrell Jackson]

Real good song Willie! The backing vocals are killer and those harmonics in the guitar solos are very fine indeed.  You have it all going on in this one my friend!

Farrell

[Groundy]

Brilliant Willie, some top class guitar work going on here,
And great vox.... Willie Orbison,.
You always put me in mind of Roy O.
well done,


Alex

[Redler]

Nice sounding jangly guitars and top class vocal harmonies! Really melodic pop song!

[Hook]

Brother, you consistently crank out really well written, performed & produced tunes. Another gem here.
Rock on!

[Kenneth]

Sounding as good as ever Willie.
I'm curious what you used for the lead tones, that's probably the nicest sounding lead i've heard in a very long time?

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hi and thank you all for your kind words. Kenneth, I used my PRS through a Fender Mustang into a BR900cd set flat to get the tone on this song. I couldn't find the Jim Dunlop picks I normally use and the replacement seemed to exacerbate the harmonics which is something I tend to do anyway, something I picked up from Big Jim Sullivan. Hope that explains it.  Willie