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What Are Your Talents?

Ailish

Ailish

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Hi Everyone,

Basse's thread got me thinking and I was hoping that everyone would share some of their talents in this life. I was also wondering what you feel were your talents in your previous lives (both things carried over and things that you aren't as gifted at this time around but feel that you should be ;) )

For me, I can hear any song and play it back on the piano. I cannot read music, nor have I ever had a lesson. I feel like I should be able to play violin, but I've never tried (I don't know anyone who has one). I have tried to play the guitar, but I do not enjoy that at all because the strings hurt my fingers... :eek: I have a good voice, but when I do sing I feel like something is missing...I feel like I should be able to sing arias powerfully. I do sing opera in this life and I'm a first soprano - and have done many musicals - but I would say my voice is more sweet than powerful.

I started dancing ballet later than most kids, but the positions came very easily to me. I have never had to think about it, or work very hard at it, it's just very natural. I have always had a passion for ballet, especially Russian!

I am quick to learn languages, can write poetry in a flash, and excel in all subjects that do not relate to math :D Numbers give me a headache!

I love to paint, and every single time I pick up a brush I feel like "This is it! This is going to be an amazing work of art!" However, it usually ends up looking like something my 2-year-old nephew splashed on a piece of paper! I always wished that I could be an artist, and felt that I should be able to do these things. Maybe next time! :laugh:

So how about all of you?

Ailish
 
I have a natural ability to play the violin and most string intruments come easily to me. I play by ear and can play anything that I can hear in my mind. I don't recall playing any instruments in a past life, but I'm sure I must have. It comes to easily this time around not to have previous experience.

I also love to sing and have a good voice in this life, which isn't suprising since that's how I earned my living for a time in my last life.

I love to dance, which is also something I did and trained for in my last life (I have had no training in this life). I knew how to clog without being taught, along with other odd steps that fit with various folk dances.

I have talent for arts and crafts, including painting, crocheting, and sewing.

Looking over the list, it looks like things any accomplished young lady would have known in past centuries. That fits with some of the snips and tidbits I remember.

Those are the things I hear most often referred to as talents. :)
 
Very cool, Chelle :thumbsup:

Violin music moves me like no other instrument does. It seems to speak directly to my soul, and when I listen to someone play I feel completely entranced.

Do you recall where you trained for dance in your previous life? I have very vague flashes of a large building with many windows and the name Ekaterina. Russian Imperial School of Ballet comes to mind, but I haven't delved into this memory yet...too busy clearing up another life ;)

Very interesting about the clogging! I'm going to take a class this September as I've always been drawn to it. You're lucky to be able to remember the steps without instruction!

You seem to have many talents and abilities! That's wonderful! :D Thank you so much for sharing!

Ailish
 
I remember a studio, but I'm not sure if it was in Englancd or France, and I don't remember the building from the outside. (Everything I remember is like a vignette, just a short scene that seems to be imprinted on psyche and relived when triggered). I know I was English. I remember opening a letter and yelling "I've been accepted, I'm going to France" and hugging my brother in that life. Then I remember slipping on the stairs while leaving a building. I remember very briefly ignoring the pain (it was excruciating) and dancing on it, then collapsing and being carried. Then I remember the doctor telling me I couldn't continue dancing because of the damage I did. I ended up singing for my supper after that. :) Each memory carried a lot of very strong emotions with it, so I think that's why I remember the scenes I do.

I think it will be interesting to see how many more of us carry over similar talents. :)
 
What a tragic way to end your career as a dancer! No wonder you remember it in this life...you must have felt that loss greatly! Dancers are so consumed in their craft, they have little experience in the world outside of the studio. There's no time for anything but dancing. To lose your dream and to be forced to find another way to support yourself would have been devastating. Maybe next life you'll continue that dream and become a famous prima ballerina :D Thank you for telling your story, Chelle!

Ailish
 
Not sure why, but math has always been pretty easy for me. when younger, i could pop them off in my head with no problem. I did take band for a year of high school and i didnt know a note one, and somehow i knew the tempo and notes and all. Weird for me, not studying any kind of music and i knew it like i had played it for years. Other than that, im a really good/fast diaper changer ;)
 
I guess my talent is art, i started drawing very very early, maybe 1 and a half to 2 years old. My first drawings were of vampires and witches lol. I was always interested in vampires and witches. on one of our family tapes im about 3 running around pretending to fly on a little toy broom (like the play ones) i loved halloween also very young. (no i dont think i was a witch in a past life, but maybe i had a strong connection to halloween?). I like art classes but i hate how they teach it. i hate how all of my art teachers would go by the book, i would always be told not do certian things, such as mixing crayon colors. I think i can draw fairly well, but im never satisfied with my work. since starting highschool i never had room for art classes, so i rarely draw unless its for an assignment. next year, senior year, i have 2 art classes.

Also recently, well i guess not recently maybe since 4th grade now that i think about it, i can write fairly well. in 6th grade i had a college level reading level. I dont think i write very well, i mean i think i write good, but not noticbly good. but my teachers and parents say otherwise. i have won a few essay contest last year. I really dont know where i got my writing ability. i mean its nothing i have ever practiced or even done for fun, it just kind of comes to me. I do enjoy writing, but it depends on the subject. I love making up stories, rather that writing personal narratives. Also it seems im never finnished. Like i feel wow, this is good. then look at it again a few days later im like what was i thinking, and make it better. every time i revise i think up better ways. But still i never think wow thats awesome, even though my teachers love my writing. except my journalism teacher lol mainly becuase of my opinions. But im sorry thats what a good journalist supposed to do, cuase a stir make people think. but i guess they rather read "what did you eat for thanksgiving" yeah thats riveting!!! soryy off subject lol

I HATE MATH!!!!! Its the only class i get a c in. i just cant get numbers, i try but i just cant do it.

Oh yeah, during a regression, when it took me to my room there was a desk scattered with papers. I wonder if they were some of my writing projects, maybe thats where i got it? I wish i could have looked at them.
 
it's interesting to hear people say it's writing for them as a natural talent. it seems to be that way for me. Now, I use the word "seems" as, I can only base that on what people have said when reading something I've written (typed mostly). One penfriend said that reading my letters and what I've been up to is like, reading a story, a novel even. another friend of mine I e-mailed a lot during my work placement said; have you considered being a journalist? I didn't pay much creedance to this as, people say all sorts of stuff really and, I instinctively think they start talking rubbish when it's about me.

I just don't see it myself for the life of me but, writing seems to be a natural talent of sorts. I've been told my writing is conversational style.

I've been told by a shiatsu instructor that I'm surrounded by a creative aura! Well, I can recognize that as, I've done OK with painting. I actually had one painting, when i was at school, hung up and displayed in the school's main corridour! Now, I thought they'd gone bonkers, lost their minds, couldn't see what was so good about it. I thought it was rubbish :rolleyes: I just didn't get it. I still don't.

I've got a good eye for colour, always have so dealing with colour co-ordination comes natural with me without thinking about it all. I had to be told this one too. I swear I'm not half aware of my abilities and people have to tell me. YOu see? when someone tells me things like I'm sort of... what's he big deal, doesn't everyone do that well, can't everyone do what I do? I just think most creative stuff just comes so natural that I think it's inbred in all of us. I don't see it as a talent at all!

I'm good with foreign language learning. seem to pick up words well and prenounciation comes quick to me too. I've done french, a bit of German, a fair bit of Dutch (I love this language), Turkish ( I love this language too) and just a couple of words in Spanish and Danish. My spelling in any language (including my own) is never hot anyway. However, I've got a thing for language, the sound and usage of words. I'm quite a wordy person.

I think the reason why, possibly, why I'm not fully using or really tuning into my creativity is that.... I'm bored with the idea of being creative. it's.... I don't know, painting, arranging colours, the thought of writing stories makes me yawn. I suppose its a talent I look down on as being too easy. I'm guessing this may be a talent I've had throughout all, or 90% of my PL's and... now, I've grown tired of this ability. maybe it ended up being a habit in the last life and, I feel like it's a habit I'm kicking fairly successfully.

Yeah, being creative, writing and colour arranging and language learning are my gifts. I do love the language learning but... I'm not very patient with it though :(
 
Hey - Hippy16! Aren't you one of the people from the Pittsburgh area? If so, when I grew up in Pittsburgh, I took art classes down at Carnegie Mellon. On Saturdays, they offer a pre-college arts program for high school students. The teachers are area professional artists - it was very high quality instruction and lots of interesting classes - WAY more variety than my high school offered. The other students were incredibly interesting people too. Before that I used to take the Saturday art classes at the Carnegie museum, but that was for elementary and junior high students - the Carnegie Mellon classes are for high school students. Some people were way talented, some people were way not, but everybody learned a lot. Also, it was an awesome legitimate excuse to get downtown and see a little university life. ;) Check it out! I met my best friend through that program, though I did not end up becoming an artist, still - it was really good stuff.

Though I found art, particularly drawing, to be very absorbing, like a meditative trance state where I lost track of time and became totally at one with the work, I wouldn't say I was particularly talented at it!! lol :o

My talents? Ummmm.... lol! Well, oddly I am kind of good at dancing. Not ballet or jazz or anything like that - I mean I was okay at that but it did not feel familiar. It turns out that I had a real knack for Charleston, swing, partner dancing, folk-dancing, square dancing, and kind of tribal type dancing. I'm really good at leading backward - like making it seem like my partner is leading me, while I am leading my partner - hee hee. I used to dance to express my feelings all the time, though not so much anymore. Its good stuff and really works out the kinks emotionally as well as physically.

Ummm, I'm not so sure what else. I've often had the feeling I'm striking out in different directions currently, so that might account for it. I'm okay at a lot of stuff, but not particularly talented. :cool :tongue:
 
hmm...

this life... I'm very awesome at poetry... music... baking... design (interior and clothing)... listening... public speaking... picking up on certain accents (mostly spanish, english and irish) as well as language.... flexibility.... that about sums it up...

Talents I've had in the past include ballet (1600 or 1500 or way earlier)... singing... acting... and I was a TERRIBLE cook in a few of my lifetimes... (although I've gotten over that in this life...)

In this lifetime, I've attempted at my love of Ballet (back when i was 5) and only lasted a month... I'm DEFFINETLY not built like a ballerina... but it's in my soul! also, I am very frustrated with not having a beautiful/pleasant voice because the thing i love most is singing... and acting... well i'm okay at that in this life... but I'm terrible with stage acting...
 
I started cooking as soon as I could pull a chair to the stove. It scared the hell out of my parents because I would sneak into the kitchen and cook when they weren't paying attention. It started with scrambled eggs and grew from there. I was constantly in trouble for playing with fire and cooking. I've just always been drawn to it -- and as an adult, preparing huge meals is one of my greatest means of satisfaction.
What amazes me about life, is that Talent seems to come in a time-released capsule. I've had a strong need to pursue a number of things in my life, but more times than not, I've felt incapable. Like I didn't have the talent for it. But that seems to change over time. I tried painting a few times - and was completely frustrated. But a couple of years ago I lost someone, and my only way through the grieving process was a paint brush. That time in my life forced me to dig deep and find a way to cope. I discovered a talent that I really didn't think I possessed.
Time - Place - Experience.
 
What Are Your Talents?

I always wondered what my talent was in this life. I wish I could sing beautifully, but I can only sing along and hope nobody can hear me too well! :o I discovered my talent is taking care of old people, especially people with Alzheimers disease. Some of them are very difficult to take care of, but eventually after a lot of love and a lot of working with them, I can take care of people that nobody else can. I guess that I am a "people whisperer" LOL :D
 
Hi everyone!
I havent posted much recently because I've been snowed under with work, but today I had to be at home for a roofer to call and I have my first proper day off for weeks!

My main talent is art, sculpting, painting, etc and creativity in general. When I was a child we had very little money and the need to draw and sculpt was so strong I would use whatever I could find, the inside of cereal boxes, a stone and a wall, a stick and some dirt...! I distinctly remember digging up yellow clay (and I must have been 2 or 3 at the time) with the intention of sculpting something and my mum being horrified and giving me a lecture on dirt and germs... At school I became known for my art work, but I was also the fat kid so they cancelled each other out. I wasn't cool but if I sat in the playground with my drawing pad, more than once I looked up and found a little crowd watching over my shoulder, the teacher would come running out to break up what she thought was a fight and it was just me, drawing Boy George!! Kids used to pay me to draw their favourite pop stars, which was good, because I never had pocket money.
Luckily I've been able to make a living from my creativity, from sculpting stuff for Euro Dysney (just signs shaped like logs, teapots etc), to nine years at a computer games firm doing concept art, later actual in-game graphics, to special FX make up design and sculpting now.
It's the wierdest thing, I've come to realise that Murphy's Law is my world, everything that can go wrong will and does, but my work is the one thing where coincidence and lucky timing have always fallen into place, usually just in the nick of time to avert homelessness!
Ooops, gotta go, roofer's here, back later!
Dawnxx
 
Actually, I feel that way about music, I always felt like I should be able to play an instrument, it's like I can imagine all this beautiful music in my head but all I can produce is a brain melting dirge...

I felt like I should be able to dance too, but I've always avoided doing it, accepting that I just don't dance.
I'm the one at the side of the dancefloor laughing at people dancing badly then running away if anyone tries to get me to do it! It's not a snobby thing, it's as if all I can see is people stumbling about, randomly waving limbs, and I'm thinking "If you did that without the music people would assume you need medical help!".
Music makes me cry, rage, grin euphorically or all three at once, but it never makes me want to do the Timewarp! The funny thing is, I really envy people who just get on up there, dancing like their grandad and enjoying every minute of it...

I dunno, seems like I was born with a feeling of "Things weren't like this in MY day.."!
Dxx
 
HHmm this is a very good question. For me...definately signing, painting,drawing,anything that has to do with art....writing and acting. I also catch on to languages fairly quickly. I know these talents have been tagging along for a while... :D I always felt like I knew how to play the piano, but I guess not in this lifetime. I do love instruments and hopefully in my next life I will be able to play them.
 
It's nice to see how diverse the talent here is! :thumbsup: Wow, what a group! :D Thanks everyone for your replies, I've really enjoyed reading your posts!



Ailish
 
After reading all the posts from the beginning I noticed so many of you are into arts, creative, poetry, writing etc. It was a strong thread all the way through.

For me it is the same, however I'm so interested and get excited when I come across Quantum Physics in a book I'm reading or a program on TV.

I just totally understand what they are saying.

In 1993/4 I was reading a book Empowerment by Christo Norden-Powers .. How to Succeed with Vision, Leadership & Change which has nothing to do with Spirituality, why I was reading it I don't know but I came to a chapter and all of a sudden I was transported to 'some place else'. I believe I was taken back to the 'Source' and experienced the understanding that we are not separate but part of the whole.

I also must have brought with me the residue of being a male..... I have the most wonderful workshop full of power tools etc and make & do & repair most things around my home.

Sometimes I become quite overwhelmed with the talents I have been gifted with and know beyond doubt that they have not all be acquired from this life.
 
Writing comes naturally; I feel as though I should be able to play the organ very well, but am blocked. Recently I've been trying my hand at composing with software, and I'm finding I have some natural talent at it. I have an aversion to math and no talent in it--in gradeschool, it occurred to me that math is like chopping up an apple in various ways, and then putting it back together again. It struck me as useless because by definition the apple will always go back together, so why bother? No artistic ability in terms of drawing, but a very strong ability for photography. I can *find* sophisticated compositions in the environment very easily; but I can't *design* anything. I also have always had a strong sense of the mystical in nature, and a respect for living creatures, though that's getting away from talents. I had a natural ability in studying philosophy and personality. I aced all my personality courses in my counseling undergraduate and graduate programs no problem, and felt like I wasn't even scratching the surface. I think I have talents in woodworking that I've never really tapped--too lazy to measure, and too dyslexic in this life. But I have a feeling (like my feeling about playing the organ) that I *should* be able to do woodworking. A natural affinity for boats and being on the ocean. Never get seasick. Oh, and a feeling that I should be able to get through the woods quietly and efficiently, a love of streams. And a feeling that one is not supposed to step on moss, or cracks. I don't know if that comes from ancient Celtic lives, or American Indian, or Japanese--I think I've had all three. Oh--I can't sew, except that I can sew buttons and make basic repairs which I generally do with a curved needle--as though I'm remembering repairing sails and things with an awl as a sailor on wooden sailing ships, which I think was one of my lives.
Steve S.
 
Hi, I am new here.. I have enjoyed the posts Since aiillish and others mentioned violin I was inspired to be more than a lucrative lurker and mention that I am a violinist.
I knew since I was little that art/sports, or music would be my easy way out.
Weird way to put it. But that was my though at about 4.
I am not clear on past lives, but was told similar things about my last life by different people who were inspired when hearing me perform on the violin.
Creativity seems my strong pursuits, I am able to communicate through my art. And as well verbally. As a musician I am told I transend people.
I have always felt autistic, but in the crib I remember thinking, what am I here for? My best decision/answere was to be happy. The best person I could be. To learn. Growth has been my deepest desire and goal. Since babyhood. So I have reached out and feel I have had to give up a lot of creativity to intergrate and play by much of societies rules. As a young child I used to feel that I was in the wrong body, but I also knew I was definetly a girl. Just took a while to get used to. Coordination has been a talent as well.
I have been drawn to be isolated but haven't as a musician needs people to play with and an audience at times. OOOOps back to subject..
Communication, accepting and helping others seems to be a talent.
I can make up interesting stories on the spot anytime. I have healing talents (Basically moving/channeling energy). I am good at inventing games, making up songs. I am very intuitive, and get answeres in dreams. I have stage fright, but perform for a living in spite of it.
I haven't had any strong recallations of past lives. In spite of recurring dreams. I am drawn to Ben Franklin, science, aborigionies, healing, and the stoneage. :confused:
 
Welcome to the forum, vionine :D

I'm glad you could be inspired to come out of lurking and share your thoughts with us ;)

It's interesting that you get stage fright, yet you perform for people. I've heard that many of the greatest performers get almost physically ill before they step onto the stage. What a beautiful gift you have, to be able to touch so many people through your music!


Ailish :)
 
Thanks for the welcome.
I forgot to mention. I was told twice that I was a well known healer in europe and a reclusive man who was a closet violinist, and I wouldn't play for anyone.
One of the people who told me this saw me playing at a festival. This little euopean man shouted out, "Good for you, you are playing for people!" Then he said "come see me I will tell you about your past life".
So later I found his tent where he did readings and he told me about it.
Another person 3000 miles away said nearly the same thing. It made sense as it was so painfull and still is at times to expose myself musically. I am very insecure that way. Today I performed for several functions, go figure.
I also like to be a recluse, a hermit. Yet I seem very outgoing and open to others. If I was to say I was inhibited or shy to anyone they would laugh, they have and said "you, shy"??!!I think that is carried over from my past life and being thought to be possibly autistic as a baby, I choose to make intergration my life work. And I just feel unbelievably lucky to have good friends, that love me and accept me. I could cry at the thought of it all.
 
I have a memory like an elephant, remembering farther back than many people, and often remembering minor insignificant petty details about stuff no one else cared enough about to remember. I'm also very good at learning other languages, and as far back as I can remember, just about all of my teachers and friends have commented on how brilliant and great my writing (both fiction and non-fiction) is. Maybe it'll turn out I have a gift for music too, when I finally start learning the violin.
 
whoever I was....

I love to draw, however, I have a feeling that that didn't come from a past life. I just feel like its something I learned in this life, because it didn't really come 'easily' to me. It took me years of work to get to the point I'm at today.

However, I've always wanted to play the piano or keyboard. I've never been able to, but I've always felt like I could learn it in a snap. Whenever I go to Sams or Wal-Mart, I'll go mess with the keyboards.

One time I was just playing with one (with one hand; the other to my side) and my cousin started to talk to me. I kept messing with it even though we were talking, and all of a sudden that one hand starts playing a song for like 10 seconds or so, until I noticed what I was doing, and stopped. I tried to re-play it, but I couldn't. My hand just did it. I think I must have played a piano in some lifetime. I don't know. (sadly, I have no real memories. Thats my only clue to what time period.)

Luckily, I got a keyboard for Christmas and a teach yourself CD, so I'm on my way!
 
Hmm...I'm told I write well. I've published poetry off and on since I was 11, I've written a screenplay and I'm working on a novel and planning another book. I wish I could do well at other forms of art, but I can't even draw a good stick-figure, I don't sing well and though I feel like I should have been able to just pick up my Celtic harp and play it when I got it, it's been very slow going learning. I'm soooo not musically-inclined.

Hmm, I'm good at spelling. I was a huge stickler for grammar in elementary school; I would correct the spelling in notes my friends passed me and hand them back. I used to dance competetively and my class won national competitions, but I never had the right body for a dancer so I didn't stick with it. And I like to think I have a knack for psychology. Every book I've ever read on it I've breezed through saying, "Yeah, but all this is obvious!" I think I also argue well.

Athlynne
 
Carry-overs

I speak five or six languages pretty well, and can poke through a lot more. I pick up pronunciation almost instantly. Even though I was first exposed to Spanish at age 17, allegedly decades after a person can acquire an accentless ability, I have native speakers, including native-speaking Spanish teachers, place me as Venezuelan or Colombian, but never as a native English speaker.

I have always been fascinated with swords- heavy, barbarian style, not epee fencing. A few years ago, while in my late 30s, some friends convinced me to try out Society for Creative Anachronism fighting. You're in pretty much full armor, either steel, heavy plastic or hardened leather, with a steel helmet and shield. The weapons, primarily swords, are rattan. They can pack a whollop, and a good connect on the helmet truly rings your bell. The group I was sparring with has a reputation of one of the best training groups in the entire organization. After my first try ever, I had one of the top trainers say, "Well, you're a bit rusty, but whoever trained you when you were younger did a good job, because you've still got all the right instincts and basic moves." He didn't believe me when I said it was the first time, barring fighting with other 3rd graders with sticks, that I had ever wielded a 'sword' against an adversary.

That being said, I am a complete frustrated artist, in terms of plastic arts. I would love to be able to draw, paint, and sculpt. I am talentless in them past the most basic level. Math pretty much baffles me. Public speaking, which seems to be so daunting for so many people, doesn't bother me one bit.
 
my talent is writing. ever since i was a kid i loved to write, and my mom always tells me this story of when i was in 3rd grade my teacher called her and told her that she'd never seen a child my age write the way i did lol.
another thing is my memory - i don't know if that's considered a talent, but i have a really good memory, so good that it usually freaks people out (and it freaks me out sometimes!). For some reason I remember dates (especially birthdates) really well. I will meet somebody for the first time and they tell me their birthday, and I'll never see them again but years later I will remember their birthday. It's very strange.
 
I'm a talented ventriloquist!!...:laugh:: angel...I have no idea why, but from a very early age i could speak sentences, and recite the entire alphabet perfectly, without moving my lips at all. Is this a talent? I didn't think so, I just knew how to shape my tongue in order to pronounce the b's, the f's. the p's etc., i thought everybody could do it, but apparently not.


So, maybe i was a ventriloquist in a past-life... :D


Does anybody else have any natural talents?
 
I'm talented at things I don't care about--professionally successful and have published several books. I concentrate well and am good at research. Well-organized and know how to prioritize, a good time manager. Overall pretty smart.


I'd trade it all away in a second for stuff that really matters.


Lonewolf
 
While I don't speak any other language but english fluently, I do pick up accents, words and phrases in other languages very easily. I know lots of words/phrases in spanish, tagalog, dakota, gaelic, some japanese and cantonese, french...


lol... I do have an inexplicable reaction to one of the german variants. I don't know which one it is, but my internal reaction is to bring up my guard and get ready to fight to the death. lol... (Don't know where that comes from.) the other german dialects don't bother me that way. Unfortunately, I don't know which one it is until I hear it.


talents?.... I tend to be a very good cook... I make great bread but terrible pie crusts... lol.. I have easily learned how to do lots of currently archaic tasks, like how to make acorn mush, porcupine quillwork, braintan, etc. I sew well, but it took a long time to learn how to do that in this life. I like embroidery stuff. I am a bookworm... My 'curious monkey mind' loves to tinker and take stuff apart to see how it works. And, I CAN put it back together again and it will still work, (Provided it worked in the first place).


I can NOT hammer a nail even if my life depended on it, :laugh: (poor little mangled nails) however, I CAN make structures and use bark and rope to tie off the various parts and it is very sturdy and looks nice too. lol


Lots of other, mostly useless stuff this life around...
 
I like porky speak english only but pick up accent easy without even knowing I do it. If I listen to someone speaking another and really listen I can almost hear it in english and undestand but cant say anything to them.


I cant sewing with a sewing machine but hand stich like it was done on machine. I have always been that way. No one taught me to sew by hand, My whole family(women) use machines.


I love music and sing something like i wrote it just hearing it the first time but cant carry a note for nothing. I play piano with no leasons and know the music for it and love to hear it played. It makes me feel at home.
 
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