Let's hear your voice!

That is great, Shy. I used to be able to recite lyrics ... these days, far too many in my head.



Its lyrics from a song, lyrics that just have always struck a chord with me. They had special meaning for me and someone I used to be very very close with.
Its a sad reminder that timing isnt always on our side

https://youtu.be/xvN5IkJSktw

warning - this song probably falls into the genre of "Country" music, so if that isnt your cup of tea, beware
 
I saw Hamilton through the Disney+ platform this year, the music is great. I need to revisit it. Avenue Q is one of my favourites.
 
I was rapping along with Hamilton a few weeks ago while driving with my mom in car and she turned to my sister in the backseat, slack-jawed, and asked " How in the hell can she remember all those words? or say them so fast?"

I just had to laugh, my ability to remember lyrics far outweighs my ability to remember actual important facts :rolleyes:

also, my sister's response was " with as much as she's a chatter box, and how fast she blurts it all, Im surprised that you're surprised!"

she's kinda right :D

I saw Hamilton through the Disney+ platform this year, the music is great. I need to revisit it. Avenue Q is one of my favourites.


https://voca.ro/1idUikrX6WAC

And I forgot your shoutout, Mr. D. Lit is always better when you are around. :heart:
 
https://voca.ro/1gMGkfNA80xR

I have to admit I'm disappointed in myself for not remembering that it was said in Act 1 Scene 1, seems appropriate for Halloween, I'm kind of surprised it didn't go in a Shakespeare direction like last time

I love Shakespeare and Macbeth is on my top 3 of his works. I even chose to play Lady M. in drama school right from the start. My prof. eyerolled and said: O. (insert name) you might want to start with something less 'heavy'. I said fine, I'll go with Ibsen then." :rolleyes: LOL

Im not feeling very "voicey" today, but I wanted to say that I loved loved loved Hamilton.

I do not like musicals but I very much enjoyed Hamilton.
 
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Normally 17 to 18. Our last year before college. I was was 16 when I started because I was a bit young (that’s now discouraged, which is good, I was definitely behind socially).

Still young for a text like that to master. Though, by that age, I had read all Greek classics and Shakespeare's works myself. But def. I didn't have all the tool to actually really understand what those words meant.
 
Still young for a text like that to master. Though, by that age, I had read all Greek classics and Shakespeare's works myself. But def. I didn't have all the tool to actually really understand what those words meant.

The man who ran the English Department had high standards and the reading was quite demanding. I admit that on rereading some of the books later in life they were very different to me. There was so much of the emotional stuff that I entirely missed at that age.
 
The man who ran the English Department had high standards and the reading was quite demanding. I admit that on rereading some of the books later in life they were very different to me. There was so much of the emotional stuff that I entirely missed at that age.

Exactly. It's the kind of read that you never stop reading really. And with time it only gets better.
 
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