Kelly Clarkson captivates with a beautiful ‘My Heart Will Go On Rendition.’ This song, originally sung by the iconic Celine Dion has been near and dear to many people. Everyone loves this song for one reason or another. For one, it's forever tied to Titanic, a favorite and beloved movie that tells a heart-wrenching love story against the backdrop of tragedy. The song’s lyrics about love that never dies really connect with people who have experienced loss or heartache. When we hear the song we can’t help but think of the characters Jack and Rose. 

Another reason is the depth of love the song is all about. For a lot of people, ‘My Heart Will Go On’ has become more than just a movie song. It reminds them of their own experiences about love, loss, or a moment in life that felt just as big. And that’s why, years later, it’s still so meaningful because it hits you right where it counts, in the heart.

Hundreds of singers have performed this song, but none are as special as Kelly Clarkson. She started off singing softly as the first few tender notes played. Then, just like Celine, Kelly used her powerhouse voice to make the song totally her own. She captured the audience with all the emotion she put into her voice as she sang. You could feel the words she was singing as she hit the high notes and gave everyone chills. Her performance was absolutely stunning. 

The audience was completely hooked, and you could tell it hit home for a lot of people, including viewers online. One gentleman commented, “Kelly is one of the few artists who can bring a grown man to tears in under three minutes. I'm not crying you are!” 

A fan of Kelly commented, “This woman just proves time after time after time that she can truly sing anything to absolute perfection. She is hands down one of the best singers of all time.” Another added a comment about her powerful voice, “Imagine opening your mouth and having that sound come out. That was incredible!”

Kelly is such a talented musician that she can sing tunes that others simply cannot or should not attempt. She also makes it appear effortless, seeming never to strain or try too hard to hit some of those higher notes. 

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.”