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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 469
Serious Contributor
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Hi All:
I'm told that I have a really great voice but I have a huge problem. It seems I have trouble turning it loose and really belting out a tune. My best friend (and songwriting partner) probably said it best. He told me that I'm pretty much on key and I clearly have talent but it sounds as if I'm apologizing for being able to sing well.
I'm sure we all can have this problem occasionally during live performances but my problem is even worse. I hold back even when I'm alone in my basement. I know it's a mental thing but I was hoping to see if anyone here has experienced this and if any of you have suggestions for what I can do to quit mind-f***ing myself.
thanks,
Van
Van Borden
a.k.a. Buzz Grudge
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