This is fantastic Clarence, love the song and your vocals! Great mix too!

Love this song too!

This is beautiful!

great song! thanks! ;-)

Very nice singer-songwriter-guitar song. Wished I could have played the shaker with you.

Another fan of this song!!! Love the lyrics

I’ll just second all the comments above.
Great voice, great playing, great,GREAT!!

This is truly lovely - the everyman’s song. Sung with a hint of fragility, and a spare acoustic arrangement, it is capturing exactly how I and perhaps a lot of people feel these days. The major 7th chords at the end with the ooh-ahhs are lovely. :)

Thanks for lending us voice and lyric.

Corporate enslavery … cool term

oh my — this brought tears to eyes. love your lyrics and soulful performance. the melody and guitar are beautiful too. lovely!!

This is very today Clarence. You have a nice singing voice too .

Love the lyrics mate, and the guitar, and your voice.. hey I like everything about this song! Nice work. Honest and 100% to point

Some really nice changes in here Clarence as the song progressed all the while conveying tenderness. Lovely work. As for he midlife crisis part — I get it! Bravo!

Beautiful Track Clarence

You’ve got a very good voice, sir.

The gentle guitar and light percussion have a backyard campfire feel I enjoy. The music and the vocals fit together very well. The mix places itself beautifully in my headphones. I like the melody on the phrase ‘serenity’. This is fine work—simple and convincing. The backing harmony on “I won’t worry about the things that I can’t change” is effective. I hope, over time, that everyone can come to know the difference, too, as the lyric suggests.

But I do just what I can
Though money tumbles out my hands
And time is a currency
That I just don’t see
Anymore

Time is a currency… so very well put. Ditto on all of the above praise. Congrats on the Ed. Pick, too. (If Jeris hadn’t, I woulda.)

Very Nice!!!