Well, it’s certainly short!
The overall impression for me was a sort of cross between Ian Anderson and Roger Waters, in the sense of telling a tale and being confessional, but with a bittersweetness (as well as looking fondly back musically upon bygone times). I almost wanted a minor chord at the end, since it was so short, but it’s a very expressive piece, good on you for stepping to the mic. I bet Friar Tuck left a cask for you somewhere
;-)

RT - a poetic evocation - a sweetly honest presentation - I loved your description…and songs which end in a question always have a strange allure.

Radiotimes!

Is that really you singing there?
Why don_t you publish more of your vocal work? This is surprising and nice. The overall mood has a flavor of ancient times and you did match this very well. I am impressed. This man is always good for a surprise. I could have had a listen about double length.
Very nice! I can_t promise, but I really would like to work with your vocals,…one day…!:-)

I really like the minimalism.

Nice piano, flute and top production but the real star of the show here is the vocal.

Duckett did a fine job of similar artists, this really does ooze Ian Anderson and Roger W.

I like the shortness of it btw, because it’s bold and you’re kind of saying all you need to say.

As a result it’s one of those tracks which keeps playing in your head a while after it’s stopped, and you wait in silence because you really don’t want to hear anything else for a little while.

Fabulous. More please! :)

Damm i have logged onto Realworlds Imagined village , pack by mistake.

Either that or its Spyware, I will have to reboot. :-)

Very nice song, and very beautiful voice too. Something of Anchor, in your way to sing.
I really like this “Irish” atmosphere..

I’m really impressed!
A so beautiful composition based on my prelude… Thanks RT