I Believe In Singing

I believe in singing in the shower. Using different colored bottles of shampoo as my mic, I sing until my throat is raw and my voice is nearly gone. Dancing around, having the time of my life in a three walled room I won't be judged in. Attempting to sing high soprano notes and belting out low alto notes. Singing in the shower leaves me able to express myself, like I am preforming at my own personal concert.

The only things in the shower besides me are shampoo bottles, so I never feel judged as I might if I sang anywhere else. People can be cruel, and I’d rather not draw attention to myself more than I have to in public. In the shower, I am free to be as loud as I want without really caring so much as to who hears me. Though it is awkward when my dad tells me how good of a singer I am; that he can hear me singing my heart out, I wouldn’t stop for a second of it. I can belt out like Mariah Carey. I can rap like Eminem (not really but I do try so it’s the thought that counts.) I can sing as high as Kelly Clarkson (idol), and I can sing as low as Adele. I never sing in front of other people I don’t know, but when I get home the true popstar/opera singer/rapper comes out of me, and shines like it should. …show more content…
It is beautiful (for me at least, probably not for anybody else that's hearing it.) I can play the [imaginary] drums better than Ashton Irwin, and I can play long [air] guitar solos better than Michael Clifford. I can be anyone I want to be. I feel so free. I put Calum Hood to shame with my [imaginary] bass skills, and I can sing louder and clearer than Luke Hemmings could ever dream of (I could try but he sounds like an angel so it would be hard.) Singing in the shower definantly adds confidence in a way, knowing that in that moment I am the best I can