Susan Boyle – I Dreamed a Dream on Britains Got Talent

Susan Boyle literally stunned the audience at Britains Got Talent on April 11 when she sang I Dreamed a Dream. This is one of those cases when you can’t judge a book by its cover. Susan has the voice and the personality of a real celebrity. Thank heaven someone FINALLY gave Susan a chance to show her talent to the world.

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Simon told Terri Seymour that Boyle’s performance made a bad day into a memorable one. He says, "I remember we were up in Scotland and had a terrible, terrible day. I was bored. I was frustrated. And this little old lady comes on stage and I say, ’Here we go again.’" Cowell was immediately ready to dismiss the 47-year-old. He says, "I thought this audition was going to last three seconds. So did the audience." Cowell was pleasantly surprised. "Then she started to sing and I’ve never ever felt anything like it in my life. The whole place just turned. And it was just the most astonishing feeling at the time."

For once, Simon is happy! He’s glad to see Susan is such a big hit. Cowell says, "She’s a sensation over the world. Good for her… I’m really happy for her because she’s a really, really sweet person. This is going to change her life."

Although Boyle has been ridiculed for her looks all her life, Cowell says, "Part of her charm is the fact she is what she is. She’s not particularly worried about the way she looks… she’s just someone who loves singing. I don’t think she’s aware of what’s happening to her."

Susan has admitted she’s never been kissed, but Cowell declares, "No, I will not be the first person to kiss her." Cowell’s fellow "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson sings a different tune. He tells Seymour, "I think Simon and I should do a dual kiss on each cheek on Susan Boyle. I’ll fly to London with him. We will sit right beside her and kiss her at the same time. We’ll do a countdown to the kiss."

We are hoping Susan not only wins the competition, but that she gets a recording contract, and is contracted to perform in an opera or musical when the show is completed.