♪♪
-♪ She was precious like a flower ♪
♪ She grew wild, wild but innocent ♪
♪♪
♪ A perfect prayer in a desperate hour ♪
♪ She was everything beautiful ♪
♪ And different ♪
♪ Stupid boy ♪
♪ You can't fence that in ♪
♪ Stupid boy ♪
♪ It's like holding back the wind ♪
♪ She laid her heart and soul right in your hands ♪
-Come on, baby. Come on. One chair, one chair.
Let's do it. Come on, come on.
-♪ And you stole her every dream ♪
-Come on, bro. -Thinking about it.
Come on, Blake. Come on! Let's go!
-Go, Blake.
-♪ She never even knew she had a choice ♪
♪ And that's what happens when ♪
♪ The only voice she hears is telling her she can't ♪
♪ You stupid boy ♪
-No!
-Ooh!
-♪ It took a while for her to figure out ♪
♪ That she could run ♪
-You crying? -Yeah.
-♪ And when she did ♪
-Congratulations. -♪ She was gone ♪
♪ Gone ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-Wow.
-Whoo!
-Welcome to "The Voice." What's your name,
and where are you from? -Oh, my gosh.
I literally about passed out.
My name's Sadie Bass. I'm 25. I'm from Bath, Michigan.
I'm currently living in Nashville, Tennessee.
-Alright. -Alright.
-[ Chuckles ]
-Well, I'm so excited for you.
You get to pick between Gwen Stefani,
AKA Gwen Shelton.
-And Blake Stefani. -And Blake Stefani.
Our lovely couple and --
-You think I'm lovely?
-The two of you together are lovely,
but the high percentage of the loveliness is Gwen.
[ Laughter ]
-♪ You're just a stupid boy ♪
When I heard the song, I was like, "Is this song
written about Blake? It's called 'Stupid Boy.'"
-You want to talk, or do you want me to talk?
-I think you should talk, 'cause I feel like you're losing.
So I'll give you a little like --
-Little bit of hate right there. -That wasn't hate.
That was just love.
-Sadie, are you originally from Nashville?
-Oh, here we go. -She's from Michigan.
-I am from Michigan originally.
So, I moved to Nashville. I'm a songwriter at heart.
I've had stage fright my whole life, 25 years.
-Wow. -And today,
I just overcame it with you guys.
-Wow. That was amazing. -Amazing.
-God is good.
-You know that my dad is from Michigan, right?
So we have that in common.
-Your dad moved when he was 2 years old.
Was he 2? -No, he was 12.
Get it right. -12, that's right. Okay.
The stage fright thing can keep someone from opening up.
And honestly, thrusting yourself
into this most awkward... -100%.
-...horrifying situation of a performance,
that's a hell of a way to overcome your fear right there.
So congratulations. You did it. And --
-Thank you. -Welcome to Team Blake.
Who do you pick as your coach?
[ Laughter ]
-That really resonated with me,
what you said about the stage fright.
I actually had the exact same experience as you.
I auditioned for a singing competition show when I --
I mean, I was -- [ Laughter ]
I've said that about a million times.
That's why they're laughing. But --
-It's relevant. It's relevant. It's relevant.
-But I was 15. I had never sang in front of anybody before,
and, like, my knees were shaking.
I thought I was gonna pass out. So I want to say
I'm really proud of you, because that's no small feat.
And even though I won't be your coach,
I'm here for anything you need on the stage fright stuff,
'cause I worked so much to overcome that.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
I'm excited for your journey.
-Thank you so much.
-A lot of this will have to do with your coach,
'cause sometimes, you just need that person
that can just be a mirror to yourself and say,
"Listen, you are amazing.
You just need to let it loose right now."
So, my coaching would be just building you up.
And I think even in your lane of country,
being that I was late to the game,
but now almost seven years with Blake, have learned so much.
And it's -- it's so in my heart, because I am a songwriter,
and the music is all about the story.
So don't pick Blake and pick me.
-I agree. [ Laughter ]
-Don't fall for it, Sadie. Don't fall for this.
-[ Laughs ]
-Okay, Sadie, who do you pick as your coach?
[ Audience shouting ]
-What's she gonna do?
-I prayed for you, Blake, to turn around for me,
but then I thought, Gwen, and you know what?
You're a little against the grain.
And I think the second you heard I was from Michigan,
I don't know if you believed in what was in here.
-Go with your gut. -So, Gwen,
I'm gonna have to go with you.
-[ Laughing ] Oh, my God!
Oh, my God. Thank you.
Thank you. -Wow. Oh, my God.
-What do I have against Michigan?
-Thank you so much.