This is our jam session from November 2020. Some good, some less good. I think I'll switch back to uke for God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/We Three Kings, haha.
Candle Sneeze Jan 2021 Chord Talk Candle sneeze (Em D)x3 A D In a valley cast in clover leaves Pilgrims too tired to carry on Settled the town of lazy rock Narrow and a road of one Thatcher roofs and muddied floors The wealthiest family could afford The market lined in stones and sticks Chickens of plenty to eat the ticks The farmer's son, a skinny lad Sold bushels of beats and corn The daughter of the candle maker Crown of flowers her brow adorn Every coin for candle Her father did await The smell of bread and pastries sweet Her stomach groaned and ached Farmers son never a trip Flowers scent his nose did drip Her golden locks, her freckled nose His love for her no one knows They settled on secret pact Every week she’d come back A special crafted candle made For an ear of corn he would trade Alone at night, dark and cold The candle lit, he did hold A secret scent, the flicker teased Petals and pollen, made him sneeze Bb A Yellow fla...
Hahahaha, I tried so hard not to spend time on writing a song because there are a lot of other things I wanted to work on for Sunday's get together. But then I found myself looking up medieval vegetables and flowers and wrote a list of rhyming words while eating breakfast. I couldn't think of anything while I was doing the dishes so I figured it was not going to happen. But then I sat down in the self awareness chamber, getting ready for bed, and I thought, what are all the awkward things that happen to a teenaged boy. And I thought about how his mom would get after him and then it all came flowing out. I can't stop laughing. Mike's song challenge, Steph's scenario idea, Eli's chord's (second set, and transposed down a step), Karin's lyrics Medieval Posies Dm / / /, Dm / / C, Bb / / /, Bb / / C, ... Dm 1. Take a bath, and wash your hair You're growing fast, your ankles bare You've got a lovely spotted nose, But don't sneeze on my veg'ta...
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