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Apr.16, 2009 12:10 pm |
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I have watched this vid umpteen times the last couple of days. I wish Susan every success. God bless her!
awesome!
Oh my stars! I am sitting here in tears. Reminds me of that one other guy that sold phones and sang opera…
AMAZING!!
Paul Potts, Carla.
Does anyone understand a damn word they’re saying?
Thank you, Lauren. :)
Fd Up,
Me too! She is so inspiring!
Jacqueline,
She certainly talks fast! After watching about ten times, I think I understand her!
By the way, Susan has a website and videos by Paul Potts and Connie Talbot (the amazing six-year old who was on the show) are linked to from there.
http://www.susanboyle.co.uk/tag/les-miserables/
Her performance raises a question: When is American Idol going to start letting older adults like Susan audition?
Anne Marie, I thought the same thing. My mother in law is an amazing singer, but obviously well over the age limit Idol has set. It seems ridiculous to cut out such a large section of potential talent.