The Girl I Left Behind Me

9 thoughts on “The Girl I Left Behind Me”

1. Glad you like it, Robin.@Robin Thompson,

2. Really nice, light, Doug!
   I’ve been playing more tunes out of G lately on my DGd-tuned Bloom bowed dulcimer. (The low and middle strings are cello strings!)

3. That was for the hearing aid comment.

4. LOL

5. Thanks, Sheila. Actually, she left me behind for a few days but she’ll be home Sunday!

6. Love it, Doug. I always think of that as such a military affiliated song – the delicate graphics turn it into a love song for me. Gee…. wonder why this song was on your mind. (hee hee) Thanks for adding a little sweetness to the day!

7. My father told me that if it weren’t for being able to turn off his hearing aids I never would have learned to play whistle!

8. Glad you like it, Marge. I’m playing more and more G tunes in D-G-D these days – I like the way the notes flow.

   Hope to see you soon!

9. ….Jerry Rockwell was just mentioning what a good penny whistle player you are! ..I love this tune, I will have to re-learn it. I always liked in ‘G’, dulcimer players want to play in ‘D’ so I just forogt about it. Thanks for the revival!

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