Tunes & Dubbery

by moman 6 Replies latest jw friends

  • moman
    moman

    I waz 23 yrs. old when I signed up to be a Dub. Being a former catholic with the (big church & choris thing), I waz always puzzled at the pathetic wimpering the Dubs called singing.
    Looking back, it now makes sence to me, this monotinous droning waz just a reflection of a sick religion, a church without a HEART & SOUL!
    I remember thinking, if singing iz supposed to be like praying, this iz ONE LOUSY PRAYER!
    Of course now it all makes sence.

  • Eyebrow
    Eyebrow

    We had a small handful of people in our congregation that could really belt it out...my family always tried to sit near them because we could sing really loud and not be embarrassed because they drowned us out, haahaaa!

  • josephus
    josephus

    hi

    i was allso a big singer. i really enjoyed "we must have the faith" and "black betty had a child".

    oops i dont think the last one was a witness song.

    josephus

  • moman
    moman

    jos, lol..heheheheheh...really, good one!

  • Mulan
    Mulan

    We always thought the singing was so low in volume, because they played the music too low. Couldn't get them to turn it up, though.

    Once, when we still sang to a piano, my sister in law was visiting, and played the piano that day. She played LOUD, and the singing was great.

    Marilyn (a.k.a. Mulan)

  • ISP
    ISP

    The KH tunes are poor beyond belief to the hymns of Christendom!

    ISP

  • slipnslidemaster
    slipnslidemaster

    Good music is part of the world.

    Slipnslidemaster:"The average person thinks he isn't."
    - Father Larry Lorenzoni

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