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Alright, what's your
name, darling?
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My name is Susan Boyle.
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Okay. Susan,
where you from?
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I am from Blackburn, near
Bathgate, West Lothian.
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That's a big town.
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It's a sort of collection of...
It's a collection of... villages.
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Had to think, there.
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And how old are you, Susan?
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I am 47.
And that's just one side of me.
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Whoa! Hello!
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Okay...
What's the dream?
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I... I'm trying to be a
professional singer.
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And why hasn't it
worked out so far, Susan?
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Well, I've never been given
the chance before, but here's hoping it'll change.
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Okay. And who would you
like to be as successful as?
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Elaine Paige? Something like that.
>> Elaine Paige.
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What are you going to sing tonight?
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I'm going to sing "I Dreamed a Dream"
from Les Misérables.
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Okay. Big song [laugh].
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Yeah? Yes!
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I dreamed a dream in
time gone by
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When hope was high
and life worth living
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You just didn't expect that,
did you? Did you? No!
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I dreamed that love would
never die
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I dreamed that God
would be forgiving
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Then I was young
and unafraid
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When dreams were made and
used and wasted
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There was no ransom
to be paid
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No song unsung,
no wine untasted
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But the tigers come
at night
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With their voices
soft as thunder
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As they tear your
hopes apart
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As they turn your dreams
to shame
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>> Wow!
>> Look at that!
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But still I dream
he'll come to me
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And we will live our
lives together
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But there are dreams
which cannot be
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And there are storms
we cannot weather
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I had a dream
my life would be
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So different from this
hell I'm living
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So different now
from what it seems
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But life has killed the
dream I dreamed.
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>> Oi!
>> Hello?
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Hey, come back here!
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Alright. Thank you
very much, Susan. Piers?
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Without a doubt, that was
the biggest surprise I have had
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in 3 years of the show.
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When you stood there with that cheeky
grin and said, "I, I wanna be like Elaine Paige,"
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everyone was laughing at you.
No one is laughing now.
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That was stunning.
An incredible performance.
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Amazing! I'm reeling from shock!
Don't know about you two.
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I am so thrilled because I know
that everybody was against you.
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I honestly think that we were
all being very cynical,
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and I think that's the biggest
wake-up call ever.
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And I just want to say that it was
a complete privilege listening to that.
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It was [unknown].
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Susan, I knew, the minute you walked
out--
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Oh, Simon!
>> --on that stage that we were going to hear something extraordinary,
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and I was right.
>> What a load of tosh.
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Susan, you are a little
tiger, aren't you?
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Well, I don't know
about that.
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You are. Okay, moment of
truth. Piers, yes or no?
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The biggest yes I have
ever given anybody.
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Amanda?
>> Yes, definitely. It was brilliant.
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Amanda, you too?!
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Susan Boyle, you can go back to the village
with your head held high. It's 3 yes's.