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This is an acoustic guitar instrumental solo. When I was playing it, it really hit me that it sounded from the early 1920's. Well it was a no brainer who I should dedicate this song to and that is was aunt Mrytle. She was quite the dream-boat in her earlier years.
In fact, my aunt after she married my uncle who passed a way, married my grandfather, a retired fire chief in San Francisco. They were on opposite sides of the family.
Well to make a long story short, my wife and I took care of her for a few years before she passed a way.
There are no words to describe how much we owe her in graduated! When I was little she used to give me spelling lessons religiously and the list becomes enormous!
If you're out there somewhere Myrtle, looking down. . . . THANKS !
In fact, my aunt after she married my uncle who passed a way, married my grandfather, a retired fire chief in San Francisco. They were on opposite sides of the family.
Well to make a long story short, my wife and I took care of her for a few years before she passed a way.
There are no words to describe how much we owe her in graduated! When I was little she used to give me spelling lessons religiously and the list becomes enormous!
If you're out there somewhere Myrtle, looking down. . . . THANKS !
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Peter Greenstone
I'm sure she's be pleased. Nice playful tune. Personally, I
think the large empty room reverb puts a bit of a chill on
what is otherwise a very warm intimate piece of music.
The music makes me think of being outdoors on a warm
sunny day.