Autistic Girl’s Christmas Version of ‘Hallelujah’ Captivates Millions of Listeners

Some songs lift you up and make feel good. These are heartbreaking songs.

For many, “Hallelujah” is one of them. It’s beautiful.

Over time it has been covered by a wide variety of artists, but there is one performance, in particular, that is unforgettable.

In 2016, Kaylee Rogers took to the stage with her classmates at her school in Northern Ireland.
With a loud and powerful voice, she led the group in a Christmas rendition of “Hallelujah” that took the internet by storm.

However, there is much more to the performance than meets the eye.

Kaylee was 10, she was very shy and didn’t talk much in class – but there was something about singing that brought her out of her shell

The school principal explained to BBC Newsbeat:

“She would be a very quiet little girl, but when she sings, she opens up. »

Kaylee and her classmates performed “Hallelujah” as part of their Christmas pageant. She was the lead singer with the choir in the background.

It’s a video that left a lot of people in need of a tissue.

Not only does she sing like an angel, but she does it with such confidence that you would never know her struggles.

The performance also garnered countless comments from people who enjoyed it. A YouTube user wrote:

She has a better voice than 80% of singers today! absolutely awesome”

Another person commented:

“I cry every time I see this. I have 2 autistic boys you give me faith and strength for my boys. God bless you ”

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