We came close, for sure.”Īlso Read: Nick Cannon's Cartoon Santa Makes a Bad Christmas Pun in 'Masked Singer' Holiday Singalong Teaser (Exclusive Video) But I think we came close enough with the things that I’ve covered.
“So we’ll see if they allow anybody to do it on the future episodes, which I think would be fun, actually, by the time you get to the finale. But they have yet to be convinced,” she said. Rimes said she really tried to sway Fox and the “Masked Singer” team to let her do one of her own songs (potentially “Can’t Fight the Moonlight,” because she thought it would be “fun” to see the Sun sing those particular words), but they just wouldn’t go for it. Right now, especially, it’s important for us to be sharing our hearts and our own stories with each other and to remind people that we’re not alone in this world at this moment.” That’s really how we connect, through our stories. She continued: “I think it’s a beautiful, raw, powerful love song and we all have our stories that are so important to be told that connect us all. I thought, as a story arc on the show, that song was this beautiful culmination of the story we were telling and my own personal story.”Īlso Read: Ratings: NBC's 'The Grinch' Musical Does Not Steal Wednesday From 'The Masked Singer' We had discussed me possibly doing one of my own songs and we all decided it would be better if I did something that I’d covered before. So I thought it was a beautiful song to cover. “That song is so beautifully written and I was like, as a songwriter, I can’t write a song that fits the moment better for my life than this. I covered it on my last record, ‘Remnants,’ and I covered it because at a point in my life, ‘The Story’ was kind of the culmination of my own personal story,” Rimes told TheWrap. The show’s producers didn’t allow that, but they did let Rimes cover her own cover: “The Story,” written by Phil Hanseroth. And while the “How Do I Live” singer said her final song choice was ultimately the perfect end to her time on the competition, she was initially hoping to belt out one of her own tracks as her season-closer. Grammy winner LeAnn Rimes, aka The Sun, was crowned the fourth-season winner of Fox’s “The Masked Singer” tonight after she and fellow finalists Crocodile (revealed to be Nick Carter) and Mushroom (Aloe Blacc) each gave one last performance. (Warning: This post contains spoilers for Wednesday’s Season 4 finale of “The Masked Singer.”)
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