Das a gud juan Tim.

Nice work!   Sounds great.  The acoustics are performed a bit loose yet together enough to push things forward.  And the bagpipes do add a little Celtic thang...
 

Lynn- Thanks Lynn! 
 
Mark - Great idea! To make a similar Christmas tune! When a person gets older is that when we start to sound more "classic" ? :)
 
Tony- Thanks for your comments!
 
Rimshot- I thought hard about adding percussion but in the end it didn't happen, mainly because I was going for more of a  sparse sound. Now that you mentioned it though I could picture a fuller arrangement here. Thanks for listening!
 
H- Our next number will be a little less sparse and might suit your liking better. Larrys guitar will  be the star of the show in that piece.We tried a few different ideas so far. Thanks for your comments!
 
Bob- Thanks man! I appreciate the comments.
 
Ben- Thanks for listening Ben. I used more of a tenor voice on this one...didn't emphasize higher notes, and the mic selection seemed to be better suited here for the material even though it was somewhat unintentional.Thanks for your comments !!
 
Bapu- Thank you!
 
SteveC- I know what you mean. I thought the same thing. There's some "swing" happening and it shows in a few places. I decided against editing it. Thanks for listening!

I grew up with the initial lyrics framed as a needle stitch. :-)
 
I like the complex interwoven parts. It's kinda like a celtic knot. 

Interesting analogy Mike :) Thanks!!

Very nice, I really enjoyed that.  There isn't much happening in the lower frequencies and this was probably by design.  Which is certainly not a bad thing.  My brain was anticipating a bass instrument to come in and it never did.  Again, not a bad thing.  Real nice.