I Never Slept in a President's House. Exotic Ukulele Fairy Tuning.
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Just a simple, fun song. Tuning is what I call exotic ukulele or fairy tuning. I wanted a mellow, soft sound. This is almost a lullaby. The vocal sounds were tricky as they had to be very soft. Rich Davis Original Song. I Never Slept in a President's House. Exotic Ukulele or Fairy Tuning.
Re: Memorizing Poems & songs
Did you ever try to memorize the
Edgar Allen Poe poem "The Raven"
I did decades ago. I gave up.
I love the poem so I just bought
a soft cover book of favorite poems to read when I want.
If you ever want a challenge for
your memory, try it.
I will memorize The Raven if I make a song of it. Otherwise, probably not. I did put one of Poe's poems to music once. Thanks for sharing your early love of The Raven.
I can certainly empathize with the lyrics of the song and state: me neither.
In fact, I could add even more
Items that I have never owned.
But, I don't want to depress you.
What depresses me are bribes and hush money and politics and the hunger for power and more power. I appreciate what I have.
@@richdavis4007 I do too. I basically like & appreciate what I have.
1) I merely
wish I had been able to own my own small house at some point in my life.
2. I wish tharI I owned a few more things. I also wish that my buying power was not
being badly eroded by inflation.
From the presidential debate I learned all about inflation. Joe Biden is the reason my savings account and CDs now earn 5%. Wow. If you don't have those things 6.5% inflation (according to Alexa) is eating you up. I tell Ginger to stop buying groceries and stuff altogether. When Ginger and I started out we were broke and had no family support. We bought an FHA house when we first had stable jobs. Everywhere we went we bought a house from money we made selling the one we had before.
@@richdavis4007 So you flipped houses. Sounds 👍 great.
@@phyllismorris94 We didn't flip houses. We purchased houses to live in. We followed our careers and dreams from Mississippi to Delaware to North Carolina, to South Carolina to Alabama. Instead of living in an apartment or renting, we bought homes.