Hi, everyone.
Growing up in the valleys,
it was quite quiet.
There were little pubs and clubs where you could sing,
and I started doing that since I was about 14.
If we get the person we're looking for for our final act,
it's going to be a game-changer.
Come on, Lyw boy.
My dad was my inspiration
for wanting to do music.
He used to sing with a band but he lost his ability to sing
so, obviously, he wanted me to carry that on.
He always said, "Don't just do it for me, do it for you,
"because you've got it and you can't waste that."
Nothing is safe. No.
95 is big but... It could be 100 next.
You don't take anything for granted.
One more act to go, then that's it. I know.
It's so real now, it's so real.
Are you OK? I'm here now, but I don't want to leave.
Yes? Ready for you on stage.
All right, thank you.
The reason I've chosen this song is because it tells
such a beautiful story and it just shows such grit and passion.
As I walk out onto the stage, all I'm going to be thinking is,
"This is your shot. Don't mess it up."
What do you want? I always love a good love song.
Well, a little bit of Tina T sparkle on the stage.
Your wish is my command.
MUSIC: Grace by Rag'n'Bone Man
Here comes the final act of the night.
They need to score more than 83 to get into the top three.
He is going to have to smash this.
Hi, guys. My name is Lywis.
The reason why I've chosen this song
is because I think it shows my utter raw passion for music.
Ooh.
APPLAUSE
# Same bed but it feels just a little bit bigger now
# Our song's on the radio but it don't sound the same
# When our friends talk about you
# All it does is just tear me down... #
Oh, yes! Come on!
# Cos my heart breaks a little when I hear your name
# And I should've bought you flowers... #
Come on, hold it together. # And held your hand
# Should've gave you all my hours
# When I had the chance
# Take you to every party
# Cos all you wanted to do was dance
# Now my baby's dancing... #
83 to beat. He's going to need
a strong end to the song for this.
# Although it hurts
# I'll be the first to say
# That I was wrong
# I know I'm probably much too late
# To try and apologise for my mistakes
# But I just want you to know
# I hope he buys you flowers
# I hope he holds your hand
# All the things I should have done
# When I was your man. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
CHEERING
MUSIC: The Man by Aloe Blacc
Oh, my... That is...
Lywis, that was amazing! 84.
Thank you.
You got into the sing-off by one.
Were you counting them as they went up?
Er...yeah, and...
LAUGHTER
And one person you definitely connected with was Lili La Scala.
Lili, you all right? SQUEAKS: Fine.
You really don't look fine. I'm fine.
Are you sure? LAUGHTER
Sorry, I'm being terribly un-British about it.
LAUGHTER
Are you sure you're fine? I'm fine. OK. I'm fine.
Look, when a woman says she's fine, she's fine. OK.
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
I've had...
I've had this conversation before, not normally at work.
Why were you so emotional?
We have all been through heartbreak because someone has behaved badly.
Mm. And when you sang that song,
it took me right back to being right there.
You made me weep, and that's very, very rare.
Thank you. Thank you very much, cheers.
Robert, are you fine? I'm fine.
You're a musical... LAUGHTER
Musical theatre, you do. I do, yes.
Absolutely...unbelievable.
That note that you held and belted with so much control...
I'll give you ten of us that could do that.
Why don't you name them?
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE