Student sings 'Hallelujah' into an Italian well—and the Internet is mesmerized

TIffany Day via Instagram

Zoe Romanowsky - published on 04/04/17

Who needs back up when you've got the echo of an ancient water well?

Singers everywhere, take note: You don’t need backup vocalists if you can find yourself a good well.

A Kansas student named Tiffany Day was in Italy recently and started singing her rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” into a deep lattice-covered well. Someone with her was smart enough to record it and now it’s gone viral.

Day has since posted a full rendition of the song on her You Tube channel and has promised her new fans that she’ll post more.

found a well in italy with a nice echo 😊❤️ missing this trip already pic.twitter.com/tTkJeFo97k
— Tiffany Day (@tiffdidwhat) March 28, 2017

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