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Your voice is okay for me. There's some point to get better like, it seems your voice is a bit strained and sometimes it's out of pitch, but I'm sure no one will laugh at you.

A cover of a song from a Brazilian Band called "Engenheiros do Hawaii" that actually means in english: "Engineers from Hawaii". https://app.box.com/s/69y3c2hl2c43s9eo5gla Any questions, please ask me. Thanks.

MDEW, In my recordings I always do all performance and arrangement job. I often just hear the song and play, I usually don't look for chords before play a song. It means that may I can play something wrong tough I have an experienced relative pitch hearing. But listening to the original record from Bee Gees... ... I can tell you the chord in the moment they say "softly leave" is a "C# 7 9", but the tone they play is "Eb Major". As you play in D Major, just like me, the chord you are looking for is "C 7 9" wich the notes in the guitar can be: 1° string- mute 2° string - 3(D4) 3° string - 3(Bb3) 4° string - 2(E3) 5° string - 3(C3) 6° string - mute I hope I helped you.

Thank you Aaron!

Thank you!

Great song. You really rock it!

Here it is: https://app.box.com/s/agryc3l0c51ulyj4tcxl Actually the name of the song is: "After the Love has Gone", my mistake

Thanks for the words my friend.

thanks for the views.:D

Another brazilian song. The title means something like "One day a Good bye". https://app.box.com/s/c8dqbhhq8b0oph4we5oy

Thanks!

Thanks for the views!

https://app.box.com/s/w5fwky2xhac52btp0yzw A very nice music, so I decided give it a try.

I think you have to improve a breath support. The notes are like floating, just like you can't keep each note sounding at their own pitch. Just take some singing lessons to improve that, I saw that you have musicality, just need some technic.

Thanks. Actually it's from a great brazilian composer, the title of the song in english is something like "Let It Rain"