I have a Worcester accent but my dad was brought up in and lived at Worcester but my mom was a Brummie and moved to Worcester after the second world war.
33 years ago I moved to Redditch and when I speak to my brothers who still live in Worcester I can hear a Hereford accent. But not posh.
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fancy LD
I wonder what that sounds like⊠
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Does anyone like listening to their own voice? I mean, in a recording or video? I donâtâŠI think I sound awful 
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Itâs something like this, this isnât me or my brother
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Likewise. But my dear wife has a lovely accent. Gone with the WindâŠ
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Oooh that reminds me of the Wurzels! Lovely accent, very friendly! 
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Oh really? That is so niceâŠ! 
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I canât stand my own voice !!!
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I say words like this video
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Thatâs a lovely accent
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How romantic
And still got it over 20 years laterâŠ
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Then itâs definitely genuine Visitor
Not so much fancy, but necessity for my kind of work where contact with Royals could have occurred at any time during any week and even more so when Courts were in place with Ascot Court being the busiest. Then there were the State Visits ⊠oh my, the State Visitsđ„Ž
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Oh my!
Fancy!!!
And youâre a musician! What a conundrum!
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My music always had to come second with my primary role as a professional civil servant most firmly first. At one stage when I became enthusiastic with a part time role as a cabaret singer without first seeking my employerâs essential permission, I was offered the choice of stop or be sacked. It took several months for my other employment to reach my main employerâs notice, but reach it did and the singing had to stop.
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Thatâs so sad LD 
Makes no sense why you couldnât do both!
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Ego ⊠I revelled in all the attention a male cabaret singer received from the ladies at the front tables. I had the height, the looks, the voice, the personality, BUT, it had to stop and stop it did when I adopted the correct decision.
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I have a Canadian accent âeh
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