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\nThe \u201cCompanions in Low Places\u201d artist couldn\u2019t resist the opportunity to get enthusiastic at the Kennedy Center Honors.<\/p>\n
Garth Brooks kept down his tears at the 43rd Annual Kennedy Center Honors.
\nAs one of the current year\u2019s honorees \u2014 close by Debbie Allen, Joan Baez, Midori, and Dick Van Dyke \u2014 the Grammy-winning down-home craftsman sat the first column during the honors function in Washington D.C. also, appreciated a unique execution of his 1990 melody \u201cThe Dance,\u201d sung by The Voice mentor and anchorperson Kelly Clarkson.
\nIn a see clasp of the presentation, which you can watch here, Garth and his significant other, Trisha Yearwood, can be seen getting enthusiastic as Kelly sings the verses, \u201cMight have missed the agony, yet I would\u2019ve needed to miss the dance.\u201d
\n\u201cThe Dance\u201d without a doubt holds an uncommon spot in Kelly\u2019s heart.
\nThe \u201cBreakaway\u201d artist told Garth on her syndicated program a year ago that the tune assisted her with handling her feelings following her new separation from her significant other, Brandon Blackstock. It even motivated Kelly to pen her own tune about separate, which will be important for her next collection.
\n\u201cSo I\u2019m going through a separation and there\u2019s been a ton of books and individuals consistently give you stuff to help, particularly when you have children and stuff,\u201d Kelly told Garth. \u201cWhat\u2019s more, there\u2019s such a lot of disgrace and blame \u2026<\/p>\n