"July Fourth Romp" (60-second tribute)

[Larry G. Alexander]

All,

This is my sixty-second tribute to American Independence Day. I just finished writing "July Fourth Romp".

To my Brit friends: I'm sorry that we treated your "redcoats" so badly, but they kept trying to convert us to that damned tea and they insisted on riding their horses on the wrong side of the road! Those umbrellas they all carried pushed us over the edge and right into war.

Happy Fourth to everyone.

Larry A.


http://www.mydocsonline.com/pub/larr...FourthRomp.mp3

[beach]

Always great!!!
It has a bit of Texas!!!!
My congrats to a great amreican Patriot!!!!!!
Best,
Roberto

[Larry G. Alexander]

Always great!!!
It has a bit of Texas!!!!
My congrats to a great amreican Patriot!!!!!!
Best,
Roberto

I suppose there's a bit of American "country" in this music.

Thanks, Roberto.

Regards,

Larry A.

[beach]

I suppose there's a bit of American "country" in this music.

Thanks, Roberto.

Regards,

Larry A.

Of course, Larry you are right: American country!!!!
Best,
Roberto

[valhalx]

EEEEE HAA!! What an exciting tune! I vote to make it the national anthem. Got some words??

[Larry G. Alexander]

EEEEE HAA!! What an exciting tune! I vote to make it the national anthem. Got some words??

LGA

[joaz]

All,


To my Brit friends: I'm sorry that we treated your "redcoats" so badly, but they kept trying to convert us to that damned tea and they insisted on riding their horses on the wrong side of the road!

Larry A.

Just remember Larry,its never too late to give up this foolish notion of independence,and come back to the British Empire.
Our tea,tastes a lot better these days.
regards
ps terriffic piece by the way.

[Stephanie Pray]

Wow Larry That was such a fun piece I really enjoyed it

Thanks for elevating my mood even more Great job

[Larry G. Alexander]

Just remember Larry,its never too late to give up this foolish notion of independence,and come back to the British Empire.
Our tea,tastes a lot better these days.
regards
ps terriffic piece by the way.

But, I like ICED tea and that's a hanging offense in England.

It's all in jest, of course. I would love to see England just once before I go to "that big music room in the sky". My brother, James, was stationed there during World War II and he loved the country and its people. He painted great mental pictures of the beautiful English countryside (and equally beautiful Brit chicks).

Thanks for listening.

Larry A.

[Larry G. Alexander]

Wow Larry That was such a fun piece I really enjoyed it

Thanks for elevating my mood even more Great job

I appreciate it, Miss Steph. Thank you.

Best regards,

Larry A.