Clever wordplay and a nice little tune. Last two lines are killer. Love the melancholy guitar as well.

I gotta say, that's actually really insightful. This is a solid skirmish if you ask me...which you didn't...this is getting awkward.

jack and jill were not onto it. i like this idea extrapolated, its so true. it aint where it aint

Ah, yes might be the answer to my problem - lol!

What a nice little song and the finger picking is great!

Love" you don't blame the well, no do you?"

I am so glad you did this skirmish! I love your delivery with your finger picking and lovely gentle vocals as you challenge the listener with thought provoking questions and a great message! Fantastic take on the prompt!

Nice little ditty that has a Haiku like quality to it. I too have always been puzzled by that pair going up the hill to a well.

I must take issue with your opening statement in the Liner Notes though. I find it a little dismissive of skirmish born songs. I think this comes from the often mistaken idea that songs written within that time frame are necessarily inferior. I don't agree, nor would a lot of songwriters who came up with classics in less than an hour from The Beatles through Dylan to REM and beyond.

I respect those who work on one song for days if not weeks, honing it to perfection. But I expect them to recognise that not everybody works that way. Sometimes the best work can come in an adrenalin fueled rush. Horses for courses, say I.
PEACE and GOODWILL from Catalunya

This makes a good point. It doesn’t make sense the way people look for a lot of things. Good music and sound to carry the song.