At the end of the track the other three coaches rose in a standing ovation.вЂќ SEE вЂThe VoiceвЂ™ Top 4: Season 16 artists ranked by viewersД«enuttyвЂ™s take: вЂњFor her it was a song she could connect to having been away from her boyfriend throughout the course of the competition. The intimacy between the two in the song was a sight to behold, especially with the string and brass band in front of them. We knew the song would be right up JohnвЂ™s alley, but the surprise here was how easily Maelyn adapted to the swoon and sway of the old classic.

SEE вЂThe VoiceвЂ™ winner predictions: Gyth Rigdon gains on Maelyn Jarmon, but what about Dexter Roberts?Д«enuttyвЂ™s take: вЂњMaelynвЂ™s second performance was her duet with John of вЂUnforgettableвЂ™ by Nat King Cole. Like I didnвЂ™t want it to stop! Unsurprisingly there was an extended standing ovation and deafening cheers from the audience following her performance.вЂќ It was a flawless vocal and overall one of the most stunning performances IвЂ™ve ever seen on any season. Not only was it just a smart song choice for her, but she picked it because sheвЂ™s performed it with her father before and so it held a special place in her heart. SEE Kelly Clarkson was thisclose to tying Blake SheltonвЂ™s вЂThe VoiceвЂ™ record from 12 seasons agoД«enuttyвЂ™s take: вЂњMaelyn got the prime spot of closing the show with her cover of the legendary вЂHallelujahвЂ™ by Leonard Cohen. Our live-blogger John Benutty recapped each of MaelynвЂ™s final three performances, so scroll down to see his snappy reactions and then vote in our poll for your fave. John LegendвЂs pop singer Maelyn Jarmon from Frisco, Texas had three final chances to wow America during MondayвЂ™s вЂњ The VoiceвЂќ Season 16 finale, but which one of her performances was the best? As a refresher, Maelyn sang Leonard CohenвЂs вЂњHallelujahвЂќ as her solo cover, вЂњUnforgettableвЂќ as her coach duet with John and вЂњWait for YouвЂќ as her original song.

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