#sing a long

[pingsteal]

[wendylover2008]

[MLP animatic] Spin the Bottle || 💜Startrix💙 [by 杜宾TAE] 

language the song is in- Russian 

[drag4kids]

<3 dont report this is all love

[captain-liminal]

Finish The Lyrics!! ( With Wings (me) and probably @shibainu2006 )

We're no strangers to love~

[justsayun]

Sing a long song

Was riding in the car the other day with my daughter. Of course, I was driving which means(According to International Law and the Geneva Convention.) that I was in control of the radio. That's the rule us Americans all know and respect. He who's driving controls the radio. So all of a sudden a song came on that I hadn't heard in some time. It was an American Classic. I quizzed my daughter and asked if she knew this one. She said of course it's Rhinestone Cowboy. I was pleasantly surprised. I had raised this girl right. I then started singing along to it. We all know the chorus of where he's riding on a horse in a Star-spangled rodeo. I eventually coaxed my girl to sing along with me to the radio. I explained to my kid how Rhinestone Cowboy is a great sing-along song. I shared how when I was a young lad while in the truck with my dad and little brother Clay, all of us would sing along when dad would put his Johnny Cash Eight Track tape in and "Ring of Fire" would start playing. Dad would sing along with us. I remember how we'd boom it out during the part where Johnny Cash goes "We go down down down in that burning ring of fire, and it burns, burns, burns, the Ring of Fire, the Ring of Fire." I had been thinking about sing-along songs lately since that commercial about electric cars has been on tv and all these car passengers are singing along to FLEETWOOD Macs "Everywhere". It is a catchy commercial. Great sing-along songs in the car let me list a few: Don't Stop Believin', Love Shack, Put on the Spice Girl's "Wannabe", I'll be singing along with some added arm movements. It's a fact the two places where people feel they sound better singing are in the shower and the car with the radio cranked. I try and make sure if others are in the car I do not overpower the sound. My father would always sing so loud. I remember more than once I'd say to him in the truck. Hey Dad you don't have to be Pavarotti. Lower your volume, please.  I think life would go smoother if we had background music. Sing along rules?  Yes they exist!  No singing along to any Kenny Rogers songs. Don't you dare in my car attempt to sing along to Coward of the County or Lucille.....Plus if you attempt to play Bagpipe music and sing to it.   I'll punch you.

[brainypixel]

We've got a new ⁠⁠Cubekins #musicvideo series featuring Mark Lowry, aka Grandpa Mark! Sing along to gospel classics and children's worship songs. New videos dropping weekly on #YouTube and #FaithChannel. Check out this week's video, "Come and Dine" in the links below!

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-ua-jQqrgj4

Watch on FaithChannel: https://www.faithchannel.com/Videos/b6a68e29-56c2-465b-936e-829bd82f7f3d

[ionomycin]

Maiden of Light

[ash-and-starlight]

humble contribution

[arcanegifs]

The hunt is on. Arcane, the final season coming this November to Netflix.

[astearisms]

fionna and cake drawings before and after watching the episodes so far. it’s nostalgic and somehow cathartic and poignant and relatable and—it just started

[lumendelmari]

Chapter Thirty-Five

Preparing for War

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1485 DR / Day 38

Ghohlbrorn’s Lair, Gracklstugh

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“Here we are,

Different paths led us here,

Now we stand,

Happily drunk, united as one, ready to fall.

You will rise,

Warriors of rock, sweet children of mine.

Allfather's best,

Protected by faith, we're an army ready to fall.

Together we stand, together we fall,

When we do die, we meet in the hall,

The eternal feast goes on,

Warriors unite, we will stand up and fight,

See the flagons fly in Valhalla!

If we all die, we will feast on a high.

For the mead is flowing in Valhalla!”

Those were the lyrics exuberantly sung in Ghohlbrorn’s Lair that afternoon. One drink had turned into two, quickly becoming three and then four. Lizva kept them coming. The four companions soon lost count of how much they’d consumed and how much time had passed. Then when Fargas offhandedly asked Zelyra if she knew any tavern ditties, the half-elf shared the ‘mead-song’ taught to her and Arlathan by the half-giant, Krom. The barbarian had periodically chanted those verses and many others throughout their various battles against the cultists of the Gol’Goroth. The song quickly became a favorite of Arlathan’s—it mentioned mead, after all. [1]

The adventure in Goldleaf felt like an entire lifetime ago. Zelyra had been trapped in the Underdark for nearly four tendays now. And yet, the druid could admit that time spent was not all bad…

Fargas learned the lyrics in no time. The halfling currently stood on a table, tankard raised in the air, as he and a red-faced Zelyra led the entire common room in a rousing sing-along. Kazimir and Derendil pounded on the table for background accompaniment. Various non-duergar patrons who had come in to drown their sorrows or were looking to relax after a long day added a chorus. Even the stern-faced barkeep, Lizva, tapped a toe in time with the beat. This was the liveliest the Lair had been in some time, and as she was making a killing from the ale sales, the duergar was not about to stop the chaos.

“What’s Valhalla?!” a random svirfneblin called out.

But in their revelry, Zelyra and Fargas did not hear the question.

“Show no fear (warriors)

We must fight 'til the end (brave and free)

Glorious in battle (warriors)

Challenging death (brave and free).”

It was an extremely confusing scene for the other half of the party to walk into. Specifically, the half that had just spent several hours in the temple of Laduguer with Grinta and Thangus Ironhead after interfering in an assassination attempt against the latter. Fraeya had been fatally wounded in the crossfire. But the rogue still drew breath thanks to Thangus Ironhead’s gratitude and mercy.

The cleric of Laduguer had managed to heal much of the damage wrought by the assassin’s blade but warned that it could be a day or two before Fraeya regained full use of her voice. Due to the stitches that now lined her throat, the drow could only speak in a whisper, and it was painful to do so. So, for the time being, Sarith was Fraeya’s voice. The rogue would telepathically communicate anything she wished to say via sending stone for the warrior to repeat aloud. Sarith was not thrilled about it but recognized it was the best solution given the circumstances. [2]

Fraeya put on a strong front during their walk through the Blade Bazaar. But as soon as the group descended from the public eye and into the Lair, the façade dropped. The rogue lethargically draped an arm around Sarith’s shoulder for support. The warrior was stunned by the action—after all, how often did a female drow show weakness in front of a lesser male—but did his duty to help her along. Balasar, Eldeth, and Nine were also fighting their own bouts of exhaustion and irritation. And now, after their horrible ordeal, to walk into the Lair and find the others reveling…and drinking! They were none too pleased.

“What’s going on here?” Eldeth cried out.

. . .

Read more here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/35100307/chapters/118576672

or

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13962836/35/The-Grey-Warriors

[expelliarmus]

[mocndu]

old memories

[nouverx]

Posting those wips in case I never finish them ~

[brainypixel]

Looking for cute, animated church songs for your kids to sing along with? We've got a whole selection over at the Cubekins Youtube channel, including gospel classics and hymns!

Check it out at the link below!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/@Cubekins