The Sun Will Shine On You Too.
The Sun Will Shine On You Too.
Hey ya'll! I know it's been a long time since I posted a blog so here's one.
Well, talking about me, I've always been underestimating myself no matter what. So I just wanted to share this experience of mine with ya'll.
Two or three years back, I got an opportunity to sing on stage during some function in my society. I sang 'Paani Da' and the sad part of the story is that I just got one night to prepare for that song.
One night? Yes, just one effing night!
I still remember, when I was singing on stage, my friend was cheering for me in the crowd whereas my brother frowned. After being done with my performance, I walked down the stage and people praised me. I really felt happy at that moment but at that very night I realized that I SCREWED UP!
Later when I saw my video recording, I noticed that I misspelled the words and was off track. That was the day when I decided to never sing on mic. I really started hating my voice and felt uncomfortable whenever someone offered me a mic to sing. I'd be like, "I don't know how to sing" but the reality was that I loved to sing. Then I started bathroom singing or practiced by playing a karaoke on my phone but still I hated my voice and I was too scared to face a mic.
Then this year gave me a chance to let go of this fear of mine. Day before yesterday, that was on 21st of December, I participated in a solo singing competition. I was third to be perfoming on the stage. The thing was that I hadn't practiced this particular song on a mic and there, I had to face my fear: sing on mic.
My name was called out, I went up on the stage and there were some minor complications with playing my track which made my body freeze to death. My palms and feet were cold as ice, my stomach was aching and yes, suddenly I felt like peeing too. In a minute or two, problem with the track was solved. The track started playing, i saw my parents sitting in the second row which made me go hella crazy. My song was 'Say You Won't Let Go' which is a pretty good yet difficult song. As soon as I started singing, I saw that the judge's eyes were literally glued to me. Then after a minute she smiled at me which finally relaxed me a bit and helped me gain confidence and somehow I finished my performance. The best part was that this time when I was walking down the stage, I didn't feel uncomfortable but I felt like I gave my best and it turned out pretty well. I saw my parents smiling which was a confirmation to the betterment in my vocals. Well, I didn't win of course because there were better singers than me
(cuz I'm just a newbie).
But this experience really made me realise that one shouldn't underestimate themselves before giving something a try.
I always thought that this sun shines on others but this experience made me realise that "THE SUN WILL SHINE ON YOU TOO".
Hey ya'll! I know it's been a long time since I posted a blog so here's one.
Well, talking about me, I've always been underestimating myself no matter what. So I just wanted to share this experience of mine with ya'll.
Two or three years back, I got an opportunity to sing on stage during some function in my society. I sang 'Paani Da' and the sad part of the story is that I just got one night to prepare for that song.
One night? Yes, just one effing night!
I still remember, when I was singing on stage, my friend was cheering for me in the crowd whereas my brother frowned. After being done with my performance, I walked down the stage and people praised me. I really felt happy at that moment but at that very night I realized that I SCREWED UP!
Later when I saw my video recording, I noticed that I misspelled the words and was off track. That was the day when I decided to never sing on mic. I really started hating my voice and felt uncomfortable whenever someone offered me a mic to sing. I'd be like, "I don't know how to sing" but the reality was that I loved to sing. Then I started bathroom singing or practiced by playing a karaoke on my phone but still I hated my voice and I was too scared to face a mic.
Then this year gave me a chance to let go of this fear of mine. Day before yesterday, that was on 21st of December, I participated in a solo singing competition. I was third to be perfoming on the stage. The thing was that I hadn't practiced this particular song on a mic and there, I had to face my fear: sing on mic.
My name was called out, I went up on the stage and there were some minor complications with playing my track which made my body freeze to death. My palms and feet were cold as ice, my stomach was aching and yes, suddenly I felt like peeing too. In a minute or two, problem with the track was solved. The track started playing, i saw my parents sitting in the second row which made me go hella crazy. My song was 'Say You Won't Let Go' which is a pretty good yet difficult song. As soon as I started singing, I saw that the judge's eyes were literally glued to me. Then after a minute she smiled at me which finally relaxed me a bit and helped me gain confidence and somehow I finished my performance. The best part was that this time when I was walking down the stage, I didn't feel uncomfortable but I felt like I gave my best and it turned out pretty well. I saw my parents smiling which was a confirmation to the betterment in my vocals. Well, I didn't win of course because there were better singers than me
(cuz I'm just a newbie).
But this experience really made me realise that one shouldn't underestimate themselves before giving something a try.
I always thought that this sun shines on others but this experience made me realise that "THE SUN WILL SHINE ON YOU TOO".
Very good,😘😘, let the sun always shine on you, all the best😘😘
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