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[Keith]

I sing because I’m happy. I sing because I’m free. Here’s another fantastic episode for you all to enjoy. There’s nothing ambiguous about it. Seriously, there’s no ambiguity whatsoever. It’s just fuckin’ good. Thank you so much for listening!

Guest:
Bianca Brady



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[theguy2009]

Nothing better than when Keith says things like "show the asshole".

[Bucho]

It's a shame there haven't been dozens and dozens of forum posts over the years to let Chemda know people love to hear her sing.

Can you imagine?

[shoebootie]

I love Chemda singing! It's never weird or out of place.

I hate singing movie & TV shows. Like all the stuff about Sister Act? Can't relate, can't watch. Couldn't ever get into Glee. It's embarrassing because it's so bad and campy.

[littlp]

The first foster child we had long term was a 3 year old girl who was neglected due to her parents smoking meth. This was the third time she had been in the system. The first week or so she would talk to us but her face was void of emotion. We didn’t see her cry for at least two weeks. The first time she burst into song while watching Moana put tears in my eyes. She sang every single day after that and we did our damnedest to keep her that happy. I say-sing to your hearts content.


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[Bucho]

Originally Posted by littlp

The first foster child we had long term was a 3 year old girl who was neglected due to her parents smoking meth. This was the third time she had been in the system. The first week or so she would talk to us but her face was void of emotion. We didn’t see her cry for at least two weeks. The first time she burst into song while watching Moana put tears in my eyes. She sang every single day after that and we did our damnedest to keep her that happy. I say-sing to your hearts content.

This post made my week! I've never been much of a musicals type lad but I am a South Pacific type lad and I've listened to that Moana soundtrack a ton.