I had to share this with the group. Last month at one of my senior facility shows a woman requested a song. It took her a while to recall the title and artist, but with a little help from the staff we figured out it was "Goodbye" by Kenny Rogers - written by Lionel Richie. I had never heard it before. She told me afterwards that she was married for 79 years and her husband had just passed recently. Said she was 93, but I wouldn't have believed it to look at her. Very spry and with it. (And now that I do the math I'm not sure it that all works out, but I'll take her word for it.) So this month I was really apprehensive about playing it. It's a very powerful and sad song. It wasn't easy. My voice cracked a little bit during the second verse. I could barely make eye contact with her while playing it. But she absolutely LOVED it and came up and hugged me afterwards. It was a little bit of a downer for everyone else. Not the best song to end on. But I couldn't really do it in the middle of the show either. But I'm so glad I learned it and made her day.