ATLANTA - every Wednesday night since she was 12, Lauren Alaina Suddeth belted by a set of two hours in a restaurant from the border of Tennessee in his hometown of Rossville, GA.
It would roll through "Midnight Train of Georgia" and "Big Girls Don ' t Cry", but the number was "Famous for Miranda Lambert in a Small Town". This song does describe the "American Idol" Finalist 16 years more after she seduced viewers with her brilliant smile and powerful voice.
Suddeth now faces 17 years Scotty McCreery of Garner, N.C., Tuesday night for a final performance. A winner will be crowned on Wednesday.
The sparkling Suddeth, whose nickname is "lala", a London with Tower after "Idol" tour with his signature his country. His success in the top-rated show is not surprising supporters of school high school sophomore back home.
"I did not know when, I did not know how, but I knew that she was going to happen one way or another," said Jennifer Lawhorn, owner of the Restaurant of Magoo in Ridge, Tennessee, where Suddeth conducted each week.
Friends describe as a "country girl" who loves cheerleading, volunteering with special needs children and singing any chance she receives. The straight-A student likes the "Harry Potter" series and lists "Idol" winner Carrie Underwood as one of his greatest musical influences.
She has an older brother, Tyler, which is a higher secondary school. His father, J.J., works for chemical company BASF and his mother, Kristy, left work as a waitress to be with her daughter for "Idol."
At school, Suddeth sings in the corridors of Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School, inviting friends and teachers to hear play of Magoo. It always has a smile on his face, said friend Daniel Kaley.
"This is what she always wanted." Since the school, she talked about "American Idol", "said Daniel, who has been friends with the"Idol"since Suddeth finalist was to grade." "" "It is his dream, and we support him all the way".
The Manager pizza of ICCI where Suddeth worked when she was chosen for the Fox television show said the teen even sung as it renews sauce ranch at the buffet table.
"You would see people turn - head they noticed," said restaurant Wild, Mike manager, who said Suddeth sings for the first time, they met.
Suddeth had just finished a performance on "idol" on 27 April, when a huge tornado struck Ringgold just on the road from his hometown. The normally smiling teen broke into tears when she visited the destruction during a visit home on May 15.
"I did a let not knowing how much devastation he was." She carries her feelings on his shoulders, "his mother, Kristy Suddeth, said 5 FOX."
Two weeks later, Suddeth spent an emotional return of "Anyway" by Martina McBride for the victims of the tornado.
Longtime friend Jody Tinker family, which owns the Fort Lake tanning in Fort Oglethorpe, recalled a song by 8 years Suddeth and practicing his autograph, while his mother was in the tanning bed.
"She told me that it would be a great day a star," said Tinker, who travelled in California, with the family of Suddeth, a few weeks ago to be in the audience "Idol." "I have kept each of them." I have hundreds. ?
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