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Pouring My Art Out 
I like this. It sounds vintage.
I am vintage… thanks for reminding me… Ha!
Is Jeff Foxworthy your brother?
You might be an ex Berkeley hippy if…
Oh, splendid!!!!
Oh stop…
This was really good! I wish I had a shred of musical talent and ability. As much as I love music, I cannot sing or play an instrument. I tried writing song lyrics once, but it was a lot harder than I had thought. I dance well, so I guess there’s that.
I can’t dance.
Guess I’m going to have to dig out my guitar and post a song of mine.
I am just that inspirational.
Wow look at you making whole videos like that. Writing the song. Singing the song (numerous times!). Making you tubes.
In a weird way I wondered if it was a song about yourself to yourself…
You know I love me, baby…
I not only left a comment here, I left one on YouTube. Oh yeah. Good song, man! It’s what a song on the soundtrack to the movie based on your book would sound like.
High praise indeed. We just need to keep one-upping each other on the music. I still might try singing one with no guitar like you did. But maybe 50 vocal tracks… all doing something new… yeah…
Like Bobby McFerrin? Or like the cellos from this guy?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBkH38Qfjbk
Don’t watch a Pomplamoose video. Too depressing. Okay, maybe just one.
Are you saying I could make videos like that girl… and the guy?
I don’t know about the cello guy, because I don’t know how to do that. Pomplamoose just films each part of the song in its entirety, and then edits all the videos together. So like 3 minutes of the guy on drums, 3 minutes of the girl doing bass, and so on. That’s what they claim, anyway, and they’ve appeared in a Hyundai Sonata commercial, so I guess they know what they’re doing.
Somebody has to.