Someone raised a question about singing with a mask on, so experiment time! Obviously singing without a mask is more comfortable, but how does the sound change? I just threw these together for a listen (no production or effects or rehearsal). Yes, I know I’m flat in a few places - this was an experiment in singing with a mask, so not focused as much as I could have been.
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Childhood Dreams without mask
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Childhood Dreams with mask
Childhood Dreams
Time-Signature: 4/4 Capo: 3
G Bm C G
We gather close together, we reminisce and tell
G D C D
the stories of our childhoods when our dreams began to jell
C Bm C D
When we foresaw a ladder of hopes and schemes and dares
G Bm C G
leading up into the clouds and castles in the air
Am E F E
The creatures of our dreaming returning to our thoughts
Am E G Am
are precious handholds back in time to which our mem'ries caught
F E F E
Back then we were much younger and thought we could become
Dm C G E
the heroines and heros of the songs that we'd heard sung
G Bm C G
Now that we are older those childhood mem'ries come
G D C D
Dreams of what we'd do, songs which we'd have sung
C Bm C D
And some of us succeeded some who took the dare
G Bm C G
to climb the ladder of those dreams into the starry air
Am E F E
Others left their dreams behind and sang another song
Am E G Am
distracted by another goal to which they now belong
F E F E
tonight we're back together comparing notes and schemes
Dm C G Am
what we've done and where we've been compared to childhood dreams
You can decide for yourself whether it makes a difference. As usual, feel free to disagree using this contact link. My world view is a hypothesis, not a belief.