“This was astoundingly incredibly gorgeous!!! I feel a mama pride and she is not even mine!”
Country singer Cam, born Camaron Marvel Ochs, got the crowd feeling emotional during her latest performance.
During her October 26 performance at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, the singer brought her five-year-old daughter, Lucy, up on stage to sing her a special lullaby.
The song, which included lyrics like "I'm not gone, just gone ahead, waiting there for you," references waiting in the afterlife to eventually meet her daughter once they both pass away.
She posted a video of the heartfelt performance to her Instagram on October 28.
"One of many teary-eyed moments at the Ryman," she wrote in the caption. "People keep telling me how much lighter they feel after shedding some tears at this show."
But members of the live audience weren't the only ones getting teary-eyed from the performance. Many fans took to the comments of the post to express how much the beautiful performance moved them.
"My dad's funeral is today. I’m getting ready for it right now and this is the first thing I saw in my timeline. I’ve never needed something more. What a beautiful song!" one fan commented.
"The power of mother’s love can’t easily be explained, but somehow you just did it in a song," another fan added.
Back in July, Cam revealed to PEOPLE that a conversation with Lucy, where she had to explain the concept of death, led her to examine her own spiritual beliefs and became a huge source of inspiration for her latest album, All Things Light.
"I think I've reached a point in my life because of [Lucy] and because of me that I need more," she shared with PEOPLE. "And so this [album] is me pulling together all of my experiences and stories and questions and even unanswered questions and weaving them together into this little patchwork of beliefs. And so I made something that's my little security blanket and something that she can turn to."
Cam is currently on The Slow Down Tour across the United States, with international tour dates starting in the New Year.
