Got Talent legend Susan Boyle can sing just about anything, from religious hymns to ’90s pop novelty hits. Want an example of that second category? Look no further than Boyle’s 2019 compilation album Ten. It’s a collection of some of her all-time favorite songs, including a cover of “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” by The Proclaimers, which she sings in a way you’ve never heard before.

Truly, Boyle’s cover is a stark difference from the original song, known for its bouncy beat and spirited energy. Meanwhile, Boyle turned “500 Miles” into a soaring ballad injected with so much emotion. It almost sounds like she should be singing this inside a church.

The triumphant chorus builds like you’re climbing a mountain. Deconstructing this track and rebuilding it as almost a torch song meant for dark Broadway theaters is a risky move that Boyle effortlessly pulls off. Somehow, the lyrics have even more resonance on this version.

Of course, Boyle’s vocals are flawless, as is the orchestral accompaniment, which slowly fades away at the end, leaving just her iconic voice singing over simple piano notes.

Listen for yourself, below:

This cover just goes to show that whether she’s stepping onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage for the first time or in the studio remaking one of the most recognizable pop songs of all time, Boyle is one of a kind.