There’s not much better than feeling appreciated, and on Friday Miranda Lambert found out just how appreciated she really is.
During her show at the Xfinity Center in Hartford, Ct, Miranda had just started into The House That Built Me when a sign in the audience caught her eye and ended up bringing her to tears.
In the crowd was a soldier holding up a sign that read: “3 combat tours…your voice was the last thing I heard every night. Thank you.”
Miranda mouthed “really?” before taking the sign to show fans.
That’s when tears and emotion took over and Miranda had to take a moment to compose herself and let the audience sing part of the song for her.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFCmlB5AsrI
In the audience, the soldier, who the concert camera panned to several times, was just as emotional as Miranda.
“3 combat tours and your voice was the last thing I listened to every night..thank you.” @mirandalambert pic.twitter.com/BjZbek4yoT
— Ran Fan! (@PistolAnniesLuv) August 20, 2016
So amazing!
Thank you to @randalourita for the heads up about this.
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This was a super special show moment. My cousin was there & after the song was done crowd chanted U-S-A. The video is on Twitter somewhere. This is also a prefect example about how important it is to put out great songs that relate to the listener. The fact the her voice was what soothed him every night over there is very special. Thank that man for his service.
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