Did you know that there is a Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee? This massive museum is home to over 400 genuine Titanic artifacts, according to their website. There are even sections dedicated to the beloved ’90s film of the same name. So, when newlyweds visiting this must-see spot noticed a giant piano in the middle of the room, they simply could not resist…
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The newly married man, Edwin, is a pianist, after all. Best of all, he knows how to play Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On. What better time is there to play this song than while visiting the Titanic museum? Check out Edwin’s captivating performance in the viral video below!
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Newly Married Man Delights Guests at the Titanic Museum with a Moving Rendition of My Heart Will Go On
What is it about My Heart Will Go On? No matter how many times we hear it, this emotional song always manages to pull on our heartstrings. Plus, the love people have for it spans generations. In fact, a toddler once went viral after she sang it in front of a crowd!
And for those wondering: Don’t worry, Edwin did not get in any trouble for his performance. On the contrary, multiple people in the comments confirmed that the piano is there for this exact reason. Museum staff will often encourage people to play!
“You don’t learn that song, and then NOT play it at the titanic museum,” someone points out in reply to this heartwarming video, with another person adding, “I WOULD CRYYYYYYYYYYYYY if someone started playing this in the exhibit.”
“Titanic was such a life altering movie for millennials,” a third person writes, “I swear I’d melt into a puddle if this happened to me.”
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