On the television show Britain’s Got Talent, an unexpectedly touching performance occurred. Nick Edwards, a father of two girls, took part in the show without realizing it.
The truth is that Nick has always enjoyed music. He composes poems and creates songs, but he never performs in public.
He lacks confidence in his talents and regards himself as a non-professional. Music is his interest, he claims.
Edwards lacked the confidence to apply for the show himself, so he was surprised when his mother, Tracy, and daughters applied on his behalf, which surprised him. At the time of the audition, he was 35 years old and worked as a real estate developer.
During the audition, he performed “Daddy’s Little Girl” by Ernie Holter while playing the guitar. He sang this song a lot at home, and it meant a lot to him.
Edwards sang with such heart and soul that no one in the audience was left unmoved.
It was clear how much he adores his girls, and all of his thoughts during the song were focused on them. In the semi-finals, he played guitar and sang an original song named “Love Is” while photographs of his family were projected on an electronic screen behind him.
Some members of the crowd suspected Nick’s audition was staged, owing to the fact that he already had a microphone on when he sat in the audience and the lyrics of the song.
The songs he sang were pre-printed. A television program official later indicated, however, that Nick was approached as an audience member whose comments were recorded.
As a result, they gave him a microphone. Regardless, everyone discovered that Nick Edwards is a really good singer and songwriter.
His participation in the performance betrayed his belief in his own strength. He eventually chose to pursue music as a business rather than a pastime.
Nick is grateful to his family for giving him this opportunity.
