Everyone Can Sing

In a conversation with Justin the other day, we were talking about his myspace that he had put songs of his playing his guitar and singing along with the music. He apologized to me because he thought that he 'couldn't sing'. I said to him, 'You can sing'. We threw words across the plate for a minute or so and then I told him why I thought that he could sing.
I think that everybody can sing. There is no one person who can judge whether or not a person posesses the ability to sing. I hate it when people refuse to sing for me. I love to listen to people sing. I may chuckle at a person who has a different style of singing, but I don't think that they can't sing. (To Eli: I may joke about you not being able to sing, however, you can and I love to hear your sweet voice singing our song)
In a person's singing voice there are many factors. There's the dynamics [loudness] of their voice. There's also the tone [uniqueness] of their voice. Each and every voice on the planet is capable of singing some sort of tune. It may not be the most popular kind of music, but they can sing something. Some people have the 'punk' voice whereas some have the 'gospel' voice. There are the more fortunate who are able to sing with many different genres.
When someone asks you if you can sing, you should always say that you can, in fact, sing. If they ask you to sing, sing. If they laugh, you should laugh at them because they think that they can judge your vocals. Everyone has a voice. Everyone has vocals. Everyone has their own style. Everyone can sing.