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Hello all, first post

Hi,
My name is Jim, I am 46 years old and started playing guitar just over a year ago.
I live in Michigan, just a little bit north of Detroit.
I have been playing Kirk's song lessons for a while now and have really been enjoying them.
I am working on You've got a friend right now, I have part 1 down pretty good and started on part 2 last night.
Can't think of anything else to say, just, HELLO


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