Susan Boyle

[Justaguyin_nc]

Hi Guys / Gals
I have not been around here in awhile...
Didn't want anyone on the planet to miss this..so..
Not a Guitar Player...

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[oldguy]

Stunning........what a treat to see the looks on their faces.

Thanks Justa...........and nice to see you around here, my friend.:AOK:

[Robert]

Stunning. Amazing. Thanks for sharing this. I love stories like these, especially when they are true!

[Brian Krashpad]

Outstanding, just saw this somewhere else, it's making the rounds of guitarist sites.

[SuperSwede]

Hey Justa!! I´ve missed you :)

[Tone2TheBone]

Where the heck have you been!

[Monkus]

Beautiful... I just saw it and ran here to see if it was posted...

I was thinking .. why does this move us so deeply, some to tears?

maybe "Mike from Shreveport" said it in his post on popwatch.ew.com


A combination of empathy at "this poor pathetic lady who thinks she can be another Elaine Page"

Shame at our own cynicism.

Realization of how many brilliant performers never get a chance because they "don't look right."

Realization of the years this woman has toiled in anonymity with a dream that should have been manifested years and years ago, and how it has been our loss.

The empathetic joy of sharing this woman's moment of glory in front of the world.

Sensing the unfairness of those who scoffed at her and the feeling of "Well, she certainly showed them!"

...and then realizing "they" are "us."

The understanding of the bravery it took this woman to get to this spot.

Realization that our own dreams that we have given up might have yet come to fruition had we only persisted.

Feeling proud for her.

MTV killed the radio star but the internet gave us access to talent.

[Robert]

Well said.

[Blaze]

Moving,touching

[Tone2TheBone]

Wow. I just listened to it now. I hadn't bothered to check out the vid anywhere since it's been posted but I just saw it. I swear I heard an angel singing.