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Darci Lynne's Cover of "Broken Halos" by Chris Stapleton Is Ultra Touching

The America's Got Talent Season 12 winner sang the emotional track with pure passion. 

By Jackie Manno

Darci Lynne sure knows how to tell a story with her voice.

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Back in February 2023, the America's Got Talent Season 12 winner shared a clip of herself singing an a cappella rendition of "Broken Halos" by Chris Stapleton. During her version, she sang the emotional lyrics with and old-school country tone, and her vulnerability will have you reaching for the tissues. 

See the moving cover here

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What to know about "Broken Halos" by Chris Stapleton 

The opening track off  Stapleton's 2017 album From a Room: Volume 1, "Broken Halos" reached the number-45 position on the Billboard Hot 100 and won a Grammy Award for Best Country Song in 2018. 

“Broken Halos” is a straightforward, uncluttered opener, designed to welcome – not overwhelm – the listener," Rolling Stone wrote about the tune in 2017. 

When Stapleton was on The Howard Stern Show in 2018, he explained that the lyrics tell the story of coping with grief after loved ones pass on. “[The song is] about friends who have died are all broken halos, like the halos of an angel,” he said. 

According to the interview, the concept of the song was inspired by the memoir of Rolling Stone member Keith Richards called Life.

“There was a line that he was talking about friends that he had lost over time that had gone on before their time, for various reasons, and he referred to them as broken halos, and so he thought that was worth a song,” Stapleton said. 

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