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Screaming and Shoutin Avett Songs Through the Streets
Posted: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 - 00:54
.....cause my cousin and i do this very often. especially with songs like: traveling song, sally's lover, wanted man, walking for you, colorshow, denouncing november blue, talk on indolence to name a few. just wondering if anybody else does this and if we are the only fools screaming at the top of our lungs at strangers. 
but if you haven't you should, cause its pretty damn fun! 
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I can't say I've done this (yet), but it sure was fun to read your description and visualize you doing it!!
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I gave to you my ugly brown coat, you made it pretty when you put it on....
No screaming in the streets, but apparently I did get pretty loud at the pool yesterday while wearing the headset. While listeing to and singing - Offering, my wife from across the pool put up the big ..SHHHH finger !
I laughed, put up a different finger of my own, and kept on keepin !!!
I laughed, put up a different finger of my own, and kept on keepin !!!
that, my friend, is hilarious!
may you never be embarrassed to sing!
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-Jeremy
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I should mention, that I believe her to be the coolest woman on the planet or I probably wouldnt get away with such behavior.
Also she landed the lowest blow when 5 minutes later she walked over and said..."If you're going to sing something at least sing something good :.......OUCH !!!!
Poor kid, just doesnt get it.
Do it all the time. Matter of fact did it on my way into the big apple last night. First time here and looking forward to the shows.
Hollyster and I couldn't stop singing "I'm a breathing time machine" last year during the weekend run in Nashville, TN & KY
The yuenling helped...not to mention walking the 3 miles through the hood at midnight. I was just glad we were still breathing.
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Be Kind, For everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.
yesss!! i love it. my friend and i were singing at the top of our lungs outside of work the other night
farrrr awayyy i hear the rhythm of a song. faaaaaaaaaaar away i get the feeling i belong and so do youuuu
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Courtney
One night last summer my brother had a few beverages too many at the wedding of an old friend. I found him down by the docks in Annapolis. From a distance I thought he was smoking a pipe, but when I got close I saw it was a peony.
As I escorted him through the streets of Annapolis to my car, he kept clapping his hands above his head, and singing the "La la la la la la" from Go to Sleep...very very loudly.