♪♪
♪ Lookin' at you through a misty moonlight ♪
♪ Katydid sing like a symphony
♪ Porch swing swayin' like a Tennessee lullaby ♪
♪ Melody blowing through a willow tree ♪
♪ What was I supposed to do?
♪ Standin' there lookin' at you ♪
♪ A lonely boy far from home
♪ Maybe it was Memphis
♪ Maybe it was Southern summer nights ♪
That was both of them!
♪ Maybe it was you, maybe it was me ♪
♪ But it sure felt right
Oh, that's great.
♪ What was I supposed to do
♪ Standin' there lookin' at you ♪
♪ A lonely boy far from ho-o-o-me ♪
♪ Maybe it was Memphis
♪ Maybe it was Southern summer nights ♪
♪ Maybe it was you, maybe it was me ♪
♪ But it sure felt right
♪ Maybe it was Memphis
♪ Maybe it was Southern summer nights ♪
♪ Maybe it was you, maybe it was me ♪
♪ But it sure felt right
♪ Maybe it was you, maybe it was me ♪
♪ But it sure felt right
Wow. That was so good.
I like her!
♪ Mmmm
Whoo!
I think Blake's got one more spot left.
Yes!
That was so good!
Thank you.
And just to let you know,
I thought it was better than he did.
What's your name? Where are you from?
Grace West. I am from Canton, Michigan,
but I'm now living in Nashville, Tennessee.
And I'm 19 years old.
Blake: Wow.
19?!
Oh, Lord.
We did this as a gag.
It's perfect. It works. It works. It works.
I think you look really cool. Like, super cool, really cool.
Yeah, I know. It -- Yeah. Whatever.
[ Laughter ]
Your voice is impeccable.
Thank you so much.
And so many, like, sweet tones.
You are such a real born storyteller.
Do you write yourself?
I'm actually at a publishing company,
so that's what I do for work. I'm a songwriter.
I've got nothing like you on my team.
Obviously, I'm up against this,
and he is country superstar
and that's where you're probably leaning.
But I was brought up on traditional Irish music,
which obviously led me to country music.
Yeah.
And that's the kind of lane that I've fallen into
and spent a lot of time in Nashville
writing songs of my own with country writers.
And I know for a fact people of America
[Southern accent] are gonna love you.
[ Laughter ]
[ As Blake ] This is my last season.
[ Laughter ]
And I would be
to have you on the last Team Niall.
[ Laughter ]
Can I talk to Grace now?
Hi, Grace.
Hi, Blake.
[ Normal voice ] I lost it already.
I moved to Nashville when I was 17.
Same thing -- worked for a publishing company there.
But I always wanted to just be a country singer.
My dream was to be on the radio one day.
So I relate to that so much.
And you have this thing that I don't really feel like
any of the artists your age really have anymore.
I actually hear Pam Tillis in your voice.
Yeah.
I have one spot left on my team.
I would be honored if you would join the last Team Blake
as the last person that I will ever hit
this freakin' worn-out button for.
Wow. That was pretty good.
That was pretty impressive.
That was a strong pitch.
I 100% believe in you.
I cannot wait to see what you do on the show.
And I can't even believe I'm doing this,
but it's his last season. I will say...
Blake is a great coach for you in this sense.
I love Niall, and I'm gonna be honest with you...
No, you don't.
...Niall has been killing it,
and he is a singer/songwriter.
And everything he said does ring true.
But
and he's the guy that really does help artists out.
I love Kelly Clarkson.
[ Laughter ]
I love Kelly Clarkson.
This is my gift to Blake Shelton [laughing] on his way out.
That is one hell of a gift you've given him.
Grace, here comes the hard part. Who would you like to coach you?
[ Audience shouting ]
Come on, Grace!
Grace: Okay.
I think I'm gonna go with Blake.
Yes! That's it!
That's your last one?
That's it!
That's your last one!
I'm finished!
Good job, man.
I'm finished!
I'm never doing that again!
♪ With the dogs runnin'
That's his last artist on "The Voice"
Oh, my gosh.
You sound incredible.
Thank you.
Blake: The thing I love about Grace's voice is that