Is it possible to get a passing singing voice when starting with literally no singing skills?

so, of course! Yes singing is obtained through practice practice practice. My tip to you is just to listen and sing along to your favorite songs. I started out barely being able to manage "Hey there Delilah's" lows. and now I can sing "Take me to Church" easily. I actually go higher than Hozier does when I want to for prolonged periods of time. I've been practicing for months and months and months tho. Less than a year but probs pretty close. So what happened to my voice when i sang as high as I could for a long time (over a few months) I was steadily able to raise my pitch. If you sing a song over and over and over (multiplied by A LOT) you'll also know how to imitate the way that they sound. When I sing really high for a while my voice muscle gets tired. It doesn't burn like a bicep would when lifting. It gets to feel almost tender. Not the type of pain you'd obtain from screaming, which I don't recommend btw, unless you have a specialized singing coach for that.
BTW it's super fun to go through female and male voiced songs switch from fem to male voice. I can sing the sad "Jar of Hearts", "Zombie - Cranberries", "What's Going On?" A lot of Adele, Katy Perry, etc. However. I can only sound like the singer in "Jar of Hearts", and "Zombie" for now. Did I miss anything?

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