You Can’t Carry A Tune In A Bucket
Like “you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear”, “you can’t carry a tune in a bucket” is another mean expression that refers to a person’s inability to produce something of quality, this time with a musical meaning. This wordy insult means that a person has absolutely no musical or singing talent, and should just give up. You might be told this if you auditioned for a Southern choir or musical and you failed to carry a note miserably.
You Cant Carry A Tune In A Bucket
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