London
(ANI):
American
singer
Adam
Lambert
has
revealed
that
Scottish
singer
Susan
Boyle"s
cover
of
the
Rolling
Stones" hit
Wild
Horses
was
“horrendous"
and
made
him
“cry
with
laughter".
Boyle"s
album
'I
Dreamed
A
Dream"
had
kept
the
American
Idol
runner-up
off
the
top
of
the
U.S.
charts
after
he
released
'For
Your
Entertainment"
in
November
last
year.
Lambert,
28,
sold
an
impressive
200,000
copies
in
his
first
week
-
but
he
couldn"t
believe
he
was
toppled
by
48-year-old
Boyle"s
“terrible" album.
“If
only
it
weren"t
for
Susan
Boyle!
I"m
happy
for
her
success,
but
that
album
is
terrible.
Wild
Horses
is
the
one
that
made
me
laugh
the
hardest,"
the
Daily
Star
quoted
him
as
telling
Britain"s
Gay
Times.
“I
just
died
when
I
heard
it,
I
was
crying
with
laughter.
It
was
the
most
horrendous,
sacrilegious
treatment
of
that
song!
Still,
when
my
album
charted,
it
was
validating.
I
was
feeling
bit
attacked,
like
I
had
to
vindicate
something.
I
thought:
'Wow,
look
what
I
did","
he
added.