sing karaoke

The first time I ever did Karaoke at an actual Karaoke bar was in Gainesville, FL. It was “New York, New York” by Frank Sinatra. I was a bit nervous, but after a few shouts of encouragement, it was a wonderful feeling to be up there. You get to have your own spotlight for a few minutes. It was a fun time and a great way to spend nights if you have nothing else to do. :)

I now Karaoke at least once a week. It’s a great way to relieve some stress and have a great time! Give it a shot! One try doesn’t hurt! :D

I love to sing and write music it is my favorite pass time….

Anyway You Want It= done

my brother sang devour by shinedown too.

Songs on my list to do:

Anyway You Want It
Don’t Stop Believing
Headstrong

maybe echo or stillframe

The bar we did it in was pretty empty which helped us get our confidence up. Over a few nights we did about 10 songs, some of them a lot better than others! (Apparently we don’t know Lady Marmalade nearly as well as we thought we did!)

I want to sing karaoke with my friends and not care on how I sound. It’s fun singing to tunes and expressing yourself at the same time.

This would be…my Everest. Making a fool of myself and having fun, not caring at all what anyone else watching is thinking. And hell, I sing along to music when I’m alone all the time. Badly. Why can’t I do it in public?

This summer I will have many opportunities to check this one off my list. Gabie will be spending time here and there with my family in Chicago while I stay home and take a class over the summer. One of those nights, I am going to get out there and sing my tipsy heart out!

I have pretty terrible stage fright and a moderately-decent singing voice. I love the idea of getting up on stage and belting out a song, but, I always chicken out. This is one fear I want to conquer.

Okay, I can call this one DONE!

A friend drove me out to a fun local bar, and I sang “Love Potion Number Nine”. I was the first singer of the evening. I don’t think I was that bad, though I know some other singers were better.

I was weirded out by how my voice sounded on the speakers pointed at me. It didn’t sound like my own voice, to me. It sounded a lot higher and thinner than how my voice sounds in my own head. That was disappointing. Bye-bye “American Idol” dreams! LOL

At least I knew the song well, and was able to hit all the notes.

I hope I can do this again someday. :)