Hi all. This is an attempt at some older style country.
I actually wrote it for my wife.
A brumby is a wild Australian horse and a yellow belly is a fish.

My hand is in plaster at the moment so Im struggling a bit to write.
All comments welcome. I added some synths.

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You can teach a weeping willow not to cry away at swoon.
You can Stop a summer shower on a humid afternoon.

You'll convince the desert flowers not to give off their perfume.
But you can never stop me loving you.

Loving you Loving you Loving you.

You can tame the wildest brumby and take from your hand.
You can walk a thousand miles on the burning desert sand.

You can catch a yellow belly from the muddy old Barcoo.
But you can never stop me loving you.

Loving you Loving you Loving you

Bridge

You can teach a weeping willow not to cry away at swoon.
You can Stop a summer shower on a humid afternoon.

You'll convince the desert flowers not to give off their perfume.
But you can never stop me loving you.
Loving you Loving you Loving you
Loving you Loving you Loving you

****** Song Summary *************
Title: Loving You
File:Loving You.SGU
Key=D , Tempo 120, Length (m:s)=2:56
4 bar intro, 80 bar chorus, from bar 5 to bar 84. Repeat x1 chorus
No Melody
No Soloist track.
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Style is _CAROUSE.STY (Carouse Campfire Mandolin Solo)

RealTracks in style: ~536:Bass, Acoustic, Pop Sw 120
RealTracks in style: 2121:Mandolin, Soloist CountryShuffleAndy Sw 120
RealTracks in style: ~528:Guitar, Acoustic, Fingerpicking Hank Sw 120
RealTracks in style: 3174:Guitar, Acoustic, Rhythm CampfireSwing Sw 120
RealDrums [in style:ShakerSwing8ths: a: Shaker b: ShakerSwing8ths

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Very nicely done...
I especially like the Bb - C - D chord changes on Loving you Loving you Loving you...
Very exotic touch...
I enjoyed the listen!

Really nice and it expresses a great sentiment. Would make a good Valentine Day song for any lady!

Sorry to hear about the hand but, regardless, you wrote and produced a fine tune.

Like Jim mentioned...those are cool changes.

Well done!!!

J&B

Well done Rob! This sounds really nice! Great use of harmony too.

Very cool vocal and harmony. I too loved the chord progression on loving you. Well done

Rob,
A very nice tune. Unusual chorus chords, but sounds fresh and
goes with the rest very well. Vocals are great. Remind me of singers from Golden age of POP.
Since you welcome comments... If it was my tune, I would replace synth that starts at 1:25 to more realistic strings. For some reason it stands out in a strange way. I have a lot of weirdness in my own tunes, so I am not authority here :), but your tunes are well baked, so just speaking my mind.

I really enjoyed this. Thank you!

Misha.

Hello Jim. Thanks for listening. Rob

Hi Rob, I'm really liking the older country style. What kind of music do you normally write?

Hope the hand doesn't take too long to heal. From the outside listening in, doesn't seem like it slowed you down too much.

Really well don, Rob Loving the throwback classic country style here. It flows nicely, and is nice and gentle on the ears. Some pleasant chord progressions here too. You should be proud of this one - thanks for sharing!

Jim said exactly what i was thinking! Great song and so nicely performed. Hope the hand is better soon. Wishing you the best ...

Alan

Hello J and B.
Thanks for your comment. Rob

Hello Joe.
Thanks for listening.

Hi Scott. Thanks for your comment. Rob

A very pleasing melody and nicely placed harmonies. I enjoyed your lyrics!

You guys always encourage. Thank you. Rob

Hello Rusty. Thanks for listening and your thoughts on adjustments. Rob

Nicely done Rob!! Love the sparse arrangement, the solo, and of course the vocal! Enjoyed this a lot!! Take care. Greg