A comical song with a reassuring message at the end! The lyrics create a "spoof" on the intricacies of aging. Perfect for those over 50+ years. Great "Over the Hill" song for the young at heart! Hilarious video accompanies my song on YouTube. :)

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Iâve got a brand new song for you, and this oneâs really âout thereâ!
Itâs called âGreen Side of the Grassâ. I refer to it as the OVER THE HILL SONG. Please DO NOT take the lyrics personally! If youâre over 50, you may actually see bits and pieces of yourself in this song/video, or it may make you think of someone else that you know! For the record, it is my belief that we experience aches, pains, and other ailments to be able to appreciate our âheavenlyâ bodies when we are called home. So yes, this lighthearted comical song is about aging and you may be surprised by what you will hear! Iâm not a professional singer, but decided to perform this one myself...
The storyline is really no different than hearing a comedian joke about the âintricaciesâ of getting older. Be sure to view my accompanying video on YouTube!
ABOUT THE SONG:
I was inspired to write this song based on a private salutation that was used with a friend. We started out greeting each other on the phone by saying, "How are you?". The other would say ,âfineâ ( like everyone always does) but Iâd always get to the bottom of how my friend was REALLY feeling because I could tell when he WASNâT doing fine by the tone of his voice. As a private joke, when either of us would ask the other how we were doing, we turned our overused greeting response of "fine" into a greeting response of, "At least Iâm on the green side of the grass", always followed by a laugh! Since Iâm turning the big â50â this year, I got the idea to write a comical song about all of the many ailments we gain over 50 (since Iâm already experiencing some of them!), so I created the words to my song âGreen Side of the Grassâ. The majority of my friends are over 50 and theyâve shared a lot of stories!!! Nonetheless, the day I finished the lyrics, I picked up the phone to call my friend to read them him, but I got side-tracked and didnât get to make the call. Come to find out, my friend had been killed in a car accident and had passed away. So in memory of my dear friend, Lee R. âButchâ Callahan, Jr., I hope you enjoy my song âGreen Side of the Grassâ. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank my friends and family who continuously contribute photographs for my ongoing projects.
Be Blessed,
Libby :)