Flowers of Bermuda (Stan Rogers Cover) 

Thank you so much!!

Thanks, Jason! And yep, that one’s on the list! Thanks for the suggestion!

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Hahaha thanks, Ryan! Not sure what the chances of that happening are, but I do appreciate the vote of confidence!! 😂 Thanks for watching!

@@MaryWinterroth Haha, thanks for posting! I mean, you started showing up in my recommended not long after I started listening to folk music and watching banjo tutorials, so why not, right?

Thank you so much! And I’m glad it was of help!

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Thank you so much, Dean!! I am so glad you're enjoying my music! Thanks for watching!

Hahaha thanks, Margaret! Especially considering how many takes exist of me forgetting the lyrics! 😂

Thanks for the recommendation, I had actually never heard of that book!

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Hahaha thanks, Joel!😄

Hi Jennifer, most of my videos are actually just done on my iPhone! It helps to have a stand for it (mine comes with a ring light, which I use less and less because I prefer natural light), but it's actually a very simple setup! Thanks for watching!

Okay, I’m typing this on my phone, so forgive me if the formatting is off. Intro: G (the first three string plucked individually) C D G Chorus: He was the (C)captain (D)of the nightin(G)gale 21 (D)days from Clyde in (D)coal He could smell the (C)flowers (G)of Bermuda In the (C or Em)gale when he (D)died off the (G) north rock shoal. Verse: Just five short (C)hours (D)from Bermu(G)da In a (D)fine October gale There came a (C)cry Oh (G)there be breakers dead a(C)head From the (G)collier (D) nightingale No sooner (C)had the (D)captain brought her (G)round Came a (D)rending crash below. Hard on her (C)beam ends (G)groaning went the nightin(Em)gale And over (D)side her (G)main mast goes.

Also, the time signature of this song is so funky so I wrote the chord right in front of the syllable I play it on. Hope that makes sense! Thanks for watching!

@@MaryWinterroth Thank you! Formating is great.

@@MaryWinterroth Don't worry, made sense to me. Again, thank you very much!

It's very unusual to find such an authentic performance, where another curious learner is so finely helped as well.