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Thank you, Snax, for that info.

My story is that I took singing lessons for a year (2006). However, just a couple months into it, I hit a roadblock that I just could not seem to overcome. It was a year after I stopped taking the lessons that I was diagnosed with chronic sinusitis (in 2008). And because I'd had it since I was a kid (I just hadn't had it diagnosed until now) I didn't know any different and therefore hadn't even considered that that might be the reason for my roadblock. So my year of singing lessons were almost a complete waste of time. It was like trying to learn to drive on a road that was totally blocked. Pointless.

That song I'm singing there is a Christina Aguilera song, and so is far more advanced than my current singing ability can cope with. I guess it's a case of having ran before I could walk. But I love the song and I just wanted to sing it at the time.

Any more advice (I know I'm being greedy here, lol) would be great. :)

Thank you for that feedback. I'm not sure what I want to do, to be honest. I just don't want to kid myself into thinking I can sing if I can't.

I would really appreciate more feedback, no matter how negative it is. Thanks...

Totally scared to ask, but would appreciate brutal honesty.

I recorded this on my iPod using the iPod inline microphone about 4 months ago.

It sounds muffled as the recording device was not great, and also I had a bit of a cold at the time which left me feeling a bit breathless in parts, namely during the bridge. This also affected the tone of my voice throughout. My voice normally has a less bass-y tone.

However I'm aware that the whole thing could sound absolutely terrible. I just really don't know :| Hence why I'm asking here...

Is there any potential in my voice?

Thanks...

(you can play it directly on this webpage or you can download from here too)

http://www.4shared.com/audio/38lX8zUz/Me_-_You_Lost_Me.html

Don't hold back!