London
(ANI):
Britain's
Got
Talent
sensation
Susan
Boyle
has
accorded
her
international
success
to
her
late
mother.
The
Scottish
songbird
revealed
she
promised
mum
Bridget,
who
died
at
91,
that
she
would
do
something
about
her
singing.
"I
had
promised
my
mum
I
would
do
something
with
my
life
just
before
she
died
-
that
I'd
do
something
with
my
singing.
So
I
applied
for
Britain's
Got
Talent," The
Sun
quoted
her
as
saying.
She
added:
"We'd
seen
a
soloist
singing
on
the
TV
just
before
she
passed
and
I
said,
''Is
that
what
you
want
me
to
do,
Mum?
She
said,
'Yes'.
She
had
a
good
belief
that
I
could
do
it.
So
I
decided
to
do
something
about
it.I
couldn't
straight
away
because
the
bereavement
hit
me
hard."
Susan
shot
to
fame
earlier
this
year
when
she
appeared
as
a
contestant
on
the
talent
show,
performing
a
jaw-dropping
rendition
of
audition
song
"I
Dreamed
a
Dream"
from
Les
Miserables.