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The Voice Australia contestant sings Keith Urban tribute

Keith Urban is a coach on The Voice Australia and Blind Auditions are underway for them. One contestant, Kaylee Bell, did a song that she wrote as a tribute to Keith. In the song, Kaylee name dropped at least 13 of his biggest hits. Kaylee got a four chair turn but did not end up on team Keith because he was blocked.

https://twitter.com/TheVoiceAU/status/1516731257199095818

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