"Don't call yourself a newbie" LIVE performance at VO Atlanta 2015
Channel: SharonVO.com
Date: 2015-05-04

Epic moment at VO Atlanta 2015 closing ceremonies!

Recipients of the VO Peeps Scholarship sing a thank you song "Don't call yourself a newbie" to Anne Ganguzza and Gerald Griffith for at the closing ceremonies. Sharon Lambert, Carol Knizek, Mary Kelly Williams, and Ted Mcaleer.

Thumb nail image thanks to VO Peeps FaceBook Page.
 
"Don't call yourself a newbie" - words by Sharon Lambert

VERSE #1
(Sharon) I won a scholarship.
Somehow I made it through.
When I got the call I was afraid I’d spew.

(Carol) I screamed, 
(Mary) and I cried,
(Ted) Did a dance, (Ted lost his voice by the end of the conference)
(Sharon) I felt scared too. 
(ALL) But you made us feel, 
Yah you ma-a-a-ade us feel, like part of the crew.

CHORUS
Don’t call yourself a newbie
Even if it’s your very first time.
Don’t call yourself a new-o-o-o-bie.
Just ask Anne & Gerald, 
They’ll put you in line.

VERSE #2
(ALL) I’m gonna try it all, Anne.
My fear is fading fast.
We’re ready to ENGAGE, ‘cause we’re here at last.

(Carol & Mary) We Drove.
(Ted & Sharon) We flew.
(Ted) Eighteen and a half hours, 
(ALL) How about you?
Cause we’re going to learn,
Yeah, we’re go-o-o-oing to learn,
Something new.

CHORUS

BRIDGE
Nooo…………………..

VERSE #3
(ALL) VO Peeps
And Voice Over City
We thank you, and the selection committee
That’s why we sing 
(Carol) Not very well
(ALL) Yeah, that’s why we sing
This little ditty.

CHORUS 2 TIMES

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