Excellent song and a perfect realization. Very nice work. Bravo.

really cool recording Mark,  loving the vocal!

Ha, last summer, my wife and I tried planting several new apple trees. The deer, which frequent our property did not even wait for fruit. They just ate the tops off the trees every time they would try and grow a chute. I am not sure if the trees are even still alive. I guess we will find out soon (if the deer allow us to). Great song btw Mark... as always!

Que bella canción Mark. Tus comentarios son como un soplo de aire real y fresco. Creo que.... se acaba de colar un conejo en mi estudio !!!

This is really really cool!  Lovin' that electric!

great deep vocal, lyrics and I like that guitar playing

Hey…. Snowing now, I went out to do a little snow shoveling and to check on an injured whitetail deer that was hiding along the fence line of my neighbor’s property yesterday. Looks like the deer waited until the cover of night to leave, and probably headed into the riparian brush along the creek down the road. I saw the deer yesterday, as I was outside. It had an injured front hoof, and was definitely limping. The deer was well camouflaged along the wooden fence and bedded down under some bushes. I laughed because the neighbor’s dog was none the wiser, as to the presence of the deer. I was hoping that deer would make it, and survive, as hiking in the spring, I have often found deer carcasses, picked clean by eagles, coyotes, magpies and others, as the winter took its toll on them. There have been plenty deer in the yard here all winter long. I usually shake the dried apples off the trees once a week, and they fall into the snow. Then it looks like an army came through, hoof prints everywhere and nary an apple to be found. Anyway, this song is about my childhood. A dark and cathartic song. A little rough around the edges too. Thanks for dropping by, Mark

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Hey. I am a late bloomer musically. Initially I started on acoustic guitar, then within the last 4 years: Banjo, slide guitar, dobro, recorder, harmonica and singing.  Most of my songs are rough, unpolished, unpracticed, recordings made on an old laptop. Thank you for the love and support, the insights and ideas, the camaraderie and fellowship, Lammbone

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