A unique “happy go lucky song” synced to some of the most amazing funny animals pictures ever. Enjoy! This song is extremely unusual. It’s one of those, “you can’t get it out of your head songs” that gets stuck in your head for hours if not for days. The music starts out very simple, but don’t let that fool you. The song consist of an African choir, an awesome whistler, a small Orchestra and special percussion. The song builds all the way to the end until the song busts wide open with three melodies being played at the same time. Your constructive feedback is welcomed and respected. You can contact the composer directly at: JamesRoneyMusic -at- Gmail.com About The Author: Mr. Roney starting playing piano when he was four, and as a teenager he played in the high-school orchestra as a tympani player. Before long he started to play the acoustic guitar, harmonica, synthesizers, and even the banjo and the organ. Mr. Roney met his first love at the age of 16, and wrote his first love song at the tender age of 17. Already heartbroken at 18, his first love ran off to have another man’s baby. “That pain became my teacher…” Mr. Roney explains, “…especially when it comes to Love and Respect and, a deeper sense of self love and self worth. It’s those heartfelt lessons of Love, however painful they were, that ultimately shaped my life, which continues to give birth to the music I write today.” he says. “And I would not give back all the painful lessons of love and its hardships …

Tags: Acoustic Guitar, Animals, Banjo, Constructive Feedback, Deeper Sense, First Love Song, Fool, Funny, Funny Animals, Happy, Hardships, Heartbroken, Love And Respect, Luck, Lucky Song, Melodies, Music, Percussion, Playing Piano, School Orchestra, Self Worth, Synced, Synthesizers, Teenager, Tender Age, Whistler