Susan Boyle Sang a Breathtaking Cover of Josh Groban's "You Raise Me Up"
The Britain's Got Talent Season 3 Finalist performed the song for a good cause.
In 2013, Britain's Got Talent Season 3 Finalist Susan Boyle performed in her native Scotland for a good cause, more specifically, for the annual BBC Children in Need telethon. There, she did a breathtaking rendition of the soulful tune "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban to support the organization.
During her amazing performance, she started off with a soft, controlled tone supported by gentle piano chords. When the chorus hit, her voice soared through the high notes as she sang the emotional lyrics and immersed herself in the music.
When the lovely strings and background vocals kicked in, Boyle belted in a way that will send chills down your spine.
Watch the gorgeous performance here.
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What to know about "You Raise Me Up"
Originally written and recorded by the Norwegian-Irish band Secret Garden, "You Raise Me Up" rose to fame in 2003 when it was recorded by Josh Groban for his second studio album Closer. Groban's version reached the number 1 position on the Billboard adult contemporary charts and was nominated for a Grammy Award for best male pop vocal performance in 2005.
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