Sir Tom Jones Sang His Final Song On Stage- The Voice.

Who sings, what's up, pussycat? Now that's what you call meowsing. 85 years young. Oh, 85 years young? 85 years young. I've heard so much. You've been around the world how many times? You know what I mean? A lot. It's hot. I just love the fact that I can still sing. Amen. Oh, man. Your voice changes. It continues to evolve. But yours is so strong when you're singing. It's so strong. It's like... Let me think now. Let me think. Oh, I mean, there's a song that Leonard Cohen wrote. It's called The Tower of Song. That song really sort of touches a nerve with me. So maybe we could do it today, maybe. So, David, do you think we can do The Tower of Song? Yes, sir. Thank you. Okay. Well, if you kick it off, I'll come in. Well, my friends are gone and my hair is gray. I ache in the places where I used to play And I'm crazy for love, but I'm not coming home I'm just paying my rent every day in the Tower of Song I said to Hank Williams, how lonely does it get? Hank Williams hasn't answered me yet But I hear him coughing all night long A hundred floors above me In the tower of song. I was born like this. I had no choice. I was born with the gift of a golden voice. A 27 angel from the great beyond. Tied me to the stage right here. In the tower of song. Mr. Mutt tower down the track and you'll be hearing from me, babe. Long after I'm gone. I'll be speaking to you sweetly from a window of the tower. I'm trying to make sense of my emotion right now. I just felt most purest of hearts. 85 years of every experience you can think of is in this man's sponge of a soul. And he rinsed it out for us. And we bathed it. Thank you, Sir Tom Jones, for these moments. Tom, you're like a gift to us all. What I want to say is everybody, I mean, everybody. Beautifully said, Will. Beautifully said. OK. How is anybody going to follow that? What I really love is the fact that it's like, you know, the show is for all these different genres. Tom, what's your favorite genre? I like a little boogie. A little boogie. Boogie, because when we party, we party hard. Yes. And when we boogie, we boogie boogie. Exactly. I mean, should we give them a little? Yeah. Yeah. You know, because, I mean, I've sung with a lot of people, but I've never sung with you. Woo! Well, I am down if you are down, sir. Well, hey. There you are. Shall we give it a go? So you pick it and we'll do it, right? I think we should. Is this on, right? Yes, it is. Thank you. Thank you. I never knew how much I love you. Ah. I never knew how much I care. but when you put your arms around me you get a fever that's so hard to bear you give me fever when you kiss me fever when you hold me tight hey when you kiss me fever all through the night sun lights up the daytime moon lights up the night You're calling my name, cause you know I'm gonna treat you right. You give me, you kiss me, even when you hold me tight. In the morning, I fever all the time. Everybody's got the fever. That is something we all know. Fever isn't such a new thing. Fever started long ago. You give me fever. Yeah. When you kiss me, fever, when you hold me tight, fever in the morning, fever all through the night, fever all through the night, fever all through the night. Jones, what was the moment where you were like, yeah? It's not unusual. I did it in 1964, so that's 61 years ago. My band and myself, we were driving back to London, and It's Not Unusual came out on a Friday, but I didn't know until I picked up the Sunday paper in a transport cab, and there it was. It's Not Unusual was number 10. There's these truck drivers there, right? And I'm saying, see this? Fish! And they were going, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that was it for us. And you know what? Just seeing my name, number 10, I thought, this is it. And it was a tremendous feeling. So, we can do a bit of it, though. Yeah, yeah. If you want. I don't see you hanging about with anyone You'll find it happens all the time. We'll never know. Why can't this crazy love You change at any time.