American Idol's Maddie Poppe And Caleb Lee Hutchinson 'You've Got A Friend'
After meeting on the television show, it was clear that the talented Maddie (20) and Caleb (19) were fast friends. Their vocal style lends perfectly to duets and there is a clear charisma between them. Caleb starts out the famous tune with his deep drawl. His voice lends perfectly to this acoustic song. With a little smile and glance towards to Maddie we can’t get enough of these two.
“When you're down and troubled / And you need some love and care / And nothing, nothing is going right / Close your eyes and think of me / And soon I will be there / To brighten up even your darkest night”
Maddie joins Caleb as he begins the familiar chorus.
“You just call out my name
And you know wherever I am
I'll come running, to see you again
]Winter, spring, summer or fall
All you have to do is call
And I'll be there
You've got a friend”
Filling in the interlude, Maddie and Caleb joke with each other before Maddie tackles the next verse. Seeing these two friends performing this supportive ballad is great for a huge smile! We can’t wait to see more from the pair and hopefully an album!
As they finish their performance, Caleb ad-libs the lyrics: “All you gotta do is call, and I’ll be there, I sure will, Maddie...You’ve got a friend!” and Maddie responds with her own “and I’ll be there, yes I will, Caleb, you’ve got such an awesome, perfect [girl] friend!”
American Idol's Maddie Poppe And Caleb Lee Hutchinson 'You've Got A Friend'
After meeting on the television show, it was clear that the talented Maddie (20) and Caleb (19) were fast friends. Their vocal style lends perfectly to duets and there is a clear charisma between them. Caleb starts out the famous tune with his deep drawl. His voice lends perfectly to this acoustic song. With a little smile and glance towards to Maddie we can’t get enough of these two.
“When you're down and troubled / And you need some love and care / And nothing, nothing is going right / Close your eyes and think of me / And soon I will be there / To brighten up even your darkest night”
Maddie joins Caleb as he begins the familiar chorus.
“You just call out my name
And you know wherever I am
I'll come running, to see you again
]Winter, spring, summer or fall
All you have to do is call
And I'll be there
You've got a friend”
Filling in the interlude, Maddie and Caleb joke with each other before Maddie tackles the next verse. Seeing these two friends performing this supportive ballad is great for a huge smile! We can’t wait to see more from the pair and hopefully an album!
As they finish their performance, Caleb ad-libs the lyrics: “All you gotta do is call, and I’ll be there, I sure will, Maddie...You’ve got a friend!” and Maddie responds with her own “and I’ll be there, yes I will, Caleb, you’ve got such an awesome, perfect [girl] friend!”
Today's Devotional
A Prayer for a Curious Mind - Your Daily Prayer - April 13
Your faith feels stuck because you stopped asking questions. What if curiosity is the missing spark God is waiting to reignite in you?
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer for a Curious Mind - Your Daily Prayer - April 13
Your faith feels stuck because you stopped asking questions. What if curiosity is the missing spark God is waiting to reignite in you?
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