"Miss Wood"?
"Yes"?
"You auditioning"?
"Yes ma'am".
"Come on then". Samantha walked in, her father and two sisters were the only ones on the red velvet chairs. There was only one judge that sat on a wooden chair, her clipboard was on a white fold out table.
"And what are you going to be singing for me today Ms Wood"? The judge asked her, sucking her lips together like she was judging her.
"Uh just a song I wrote".
"Oh! Well good luck then. Start whenever". Samantha coughed and took a deep breath and began to sing in a smooth tone.
"Ooh, ooh, ooh, please Mr Jacob's, don't leave me so...not just like the other night, when tucked in I was terrified, about when you would leave me again.
Ooh, ooh, ooh please Mr Jacob's, don't do this, so hurry, so I cannot cry, myself to believe that you're gone.
Samantha took another deep breath and counted to three.
"OH... please Mr Jacob's! Don't leave me in hindsight. Oh!
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Georgia Blue
General FictionIt is about a young, middle class girl who becomes a singing phenomenon in the U.S during the early 50's to early 70's. By her later years, the Singer is dumped and forgotten. She later goes through challenges in her life as she gets older. But ev...
