Are you a good singer?
Me: Absolutely not!
Me: Absolutely not!
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Question of the Day, Sunday, February 4th
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Not a bit! I have no breath control and never learned to sing. Don't want to, either.
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I like to think so — in reality no 
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Those who cannot sing think I'm pretty good. But people who can sing disagree. 
Not at all. I didn't talk as a kid so I never learned how to sing in school. I wish I could sing, but alas it's unlikely I'll ever learn as an adult.
I can carry a tune, but that is about it. I think it helps if you really know and love the song you are singing!
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When I was a freshman in high school, I was dragooned into the freshman chorale- you had to try out for it, but that was mandatory. It seemed that since my voice didn't crack when hitting the higher notes, I was put into the baritone section. Nowadays, I couldn't sing worth beans, as I can't hear well enough to tell in I am hitting the right notes or not.
No not at all
Not in the least!
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Yes I can sing, however, I have terrible stage fright and don't like to sing in front of people. On the drunken occasions where I did a little karaoke or belted out a little tune, people were almost speechless as they did not expect what came out of my mouth. I grew up practicing singing to Mariah Carry and Whitney Huston mostly....and no I'm not as good as them!...but it was good practice and I think I did a pretty good job.
I sang in my high school's Concert Choir. Also with a Cathedrals Choir while in high School. Later with the U.S. Navy Blue Jacket Choir during Boot Camp. Though in the last several decades, I haven't sang at all. I guess I now prefer to just listen now.
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I love to sing but my family doesn't like to hear me. 
They say I can't carry a tune but I don't let that stop me. If it's a song I like I just keep on singing. I'm that person you see when driving who sings along to the music. 
They say I can't carry a tune but I don't let that stop me. If it's a song I like I just keep on singing. I'm that person you see when driving who sings along to the music. 
Not very well, but I sing anyway in the car or to a CD. Gypsy and none of my critters over the years have complained. We make up songs for Gypsy all the time.
Most definitely- did summerstock as a young girl,off Broadway venues,was in many bands decades ago as lead vocal but you can only spread yourself so thin,my studies and passion for animals took president though it was a tough choice at the time
Later on in life I was on the Praise Team as one of the soloists - I rarely sing anymore because I don't go anywhere
So ,yeah ... I can sing
Later on in life I was on the Praise Team as one of the soloists - I rarely sing anymore because I don't go anywhere
So ,yeah ... I can sing
When younger I sang nicely. Some said better than that.
Now as an adult who's had some life thrown at her over the decades, not so much. It started with having a vocal cord nicked while intubated in a surgery. Add in other things and I can't carry a tune at all now.
Now as an adult who's had some life thrown at her over the decades, not so much. It started with having a vocal cord nicked while intubated in a surgery. Add in other things and I can't carry a tune at all now.
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I do that, too. Well, I mostly substitute words in existing songs. There's "Mama's Little Kitty Loves Shortening Bread" and "Otter" with the beautiful lyrics: Otter, Otter, Otter, Otter, OTTER, sang to the Batman theme and written especially for my cat Oscar. And sang to my cat Oscar. It's really pretty.
My cats love my voice
