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I listened to audio book years ago. Hazy memories, but it was mainly in an Eastern European accent, like Romanian or something. It was about a young guy and he corresponded with someone in the states. He went on a search for a old woman with his dad. He had a younger brother he was concerned about. It had parts going back to ww2.

Any thoughts?

I have written some songs. I understand the format of verse/ chorus, etc. I strum the guitar so I just want to add chords to the words. How do I know what and where to add chords?

I understand about playing in a key and such, but when I add chords to my words, how do I know how often to change chords and at what point do they change?

Also, is there some logic to the progression? When do you use the relative minor, etc?

I would like to watch a video but I can't find anything about this on Youtube.

I want to play my acoustic guitar to a singer, but with no other music. I looked up acapella on youtube, but then I didn't know the chords or anything.

Years ago, it was scandalous to see a girls ankle, then came one piece swimsuits and then bikinis and now g-strings. Elvis was edited on TV... now we have twerking and sex simulation for kids to see. I'm not a prude, but honestly, what will the world be doing in a 100 years? Will there be actual sex penetration in videos? Is there a line somewhere where we will stop at?

Say I'm playing a song for a singer in key of C. The singer wants to go lower... what keys are lower? I can transpose with no problem, but don't understand the range. Is A the lowest? Some people say there is no lowest or highest, but they don't explain. But then I have read where hymns are usually in G or D, Why? Are these in the middle?

I know to go higher you can use a capo. If I were in C and added capo to 2nd, I'd be in D if I used same fingerings. That is not what I want to know.

(If you don't know, don't guess.) -- I can pick out notes on the 6 string guitar using treble clef. I can read bass clef and play bass guitar, but if I have sheet music only in treble, could I play the bass guitar also? Wouldn't a G be a G? Could I find root and pick triads? Or a box pattern? Can't find anything on YouTube.

There are guitar chord 'play along' videos on YouTube, could I use them to play bass? (Look up Alan Robinson on YouTube)

I'd like to experience God, but everything else I experience, I can prove or quantify-- like gravity or sound. How do I experience something that is 100% un-provable from what I can tell. Do I just have to believe first and it magically appears? I want to believe that I'll walk on streets of gold after I die, if I believe it hard enough, will it become true?

Why is this section not combined with Mythology and folklore?

'06 Honda Accord. Interior dome lights do not come on when the door is opened or when they are activated manually. Bulbs are not blown. Fuse is fine. Not the door switch because the rear light comes on when the door is opened. What could it be?

When someone uses the expression 'Rusty Gold' to mean antiques and rusty junk that can be worth money, what is that ? Metaphor, or what?

When 'rusty gold' is used to refer to antiques, what is that? Grammar.

If you don't know about bow, don't answer this question. My neck seems flat and I get some buzz. I loosened the truss rod but it gives me no downward bow. (using the capo on first fret and fretting 14th fret) It is acoustic Fender -- don't have the model in front of me, but it's fairly new. I know model ends with an 8.

The truss does loosen and get tight. If it is loose, does it do any good to keep loosening? It has sat over night, no movement.

For a book. I want more phrases that fit loosely with these-- dog eat dog, pecking order, survival of the fittest, every man for himself, food chain, kill or be killed, etc.

I want more phrases that fit loosely with these-- dog eat dog, pecking order, survival of the fittest, every man for himself, food chain, kill or be killed, etc.

Is it all in my mind? I have noticed this on other bikes but I have a 96 Yamaha Virago 535 and I have noticed that it sounds like it is working hard around 60 or so - if I shifted fairly early.

If I rev it more before I shift, it seems to handle 60 better. If it seems to be straining at 60, I'll slow and downshift then get the rpm up before I shift into the last gear -- then it rides better. I don't understand how this could be.

Is there a chart or something? If I am playing guitar without capo, and say I'm playing in C, and the singer wants to go up or down-- is A and B lower or what? I thought G was low but it is at the other end. I know on a piano it keeps going because you can go to the next octave.

I can transpose from C to G, etc, (I,IV,V) But on guitar, is A lower or is G lower, etc, and WHY.

If my voice sounds flat, could I sing in a flat key? like Cb? Would that help? and is there a chart or something that shows what key is higher or lower? Like if C is too low, how do I know which way to go-- to B or D?

GE TFX 20 JR ice maker is not working. It does not get water to the top. Water goes to the water dispenser on the door. I checked the hose to the ice maker and there is no water going to it. I rigged it so that the water would go to that line, but it kept pouring out of the ice maker so i had to undo it- but it made ice afterwards. What do I need to replace?

95 Lumina. Rear window 3rd brake lights work, but the two in the taillight do not. Bulbs have been changed. Fuses are fine. Taillights work, turn signals work. It is the 3 in 1 bulb. What is wrong?

There is a LITTLE to much space between the strings and my frets at the 12 fret on my older guitar. How do I know if I need a truss adjustment or if I can just lower the saddle? Don't say to take it in.