Kellie Pickler gave a show stopping performance at the Country Music Awards. She sang I wonder which she co-wrote. The song is to her mother, Cynthia Malone, who abandoned Kellie when she was two-years-old. Apparently, her mother is now trying to re-enter Kellie’s life and as Kellie sings, ‘Forgiveness is such a simple word, but it’s so hard to do when you’ve been hurt.’
Its really a case study in what happens when you put your own needs above the needs of your own children.
video: Hot Air
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Kellie Pickler Performs I Wonder at the Country Music Awards and Brings Down the House…
Kellie Pickler brings down the house when she gave this show stopping performance at the Country Music Awards. She sang I wonder which she co-wrote. The song is to her mother, Cynthia Malone, who abandoned Kellie when she was two-years-old. Appare…
I agree it was powerful! I hope if some young mother in the same position who was thinking of herself and not her child/responsibility that she after not jsut hearign the song but seeing the emotion would be moved by Kellie’s performace to stay.
Thanks and Praise from Iraq, by Michael Yon…
I find this quite amazing and encouraging. Do you think we’ll ever see this on the evening news? Yes. Sadly, me neither. It does not fit the mold of the sectarian civil war. That is why it is so important that we have people such as Michael Yon on th….
I agree Andy - I think selfishness serves the opposite purpose in the long run. You end up not getting anything you want.
The most important job you ever have in your life is raising your kids. I hope her song sends that msg to parents who might be in the same position.
come on allready how many times is she going to cry to this song.. every live performance she cries..i mean i feel for her but geez