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Lizzo Breaks Down In Tears After Flute Legend Wishes Her A Merry Christmas With Sweet Video

James Galway; Lizzo
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Lizzo couldn't hold back the tears after world-renowned flute player James Galway sent her some musical season's greetings.

Lizzo must have been good this year because Santa definitely delivered.

The classically trained flutist and singer was overwhelmed when she received a video from renowned fellow flutist James Galway, also known as "The Man with the Golden Flute."


In his video, Galway—with his festive tree in the background—played "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" on his flute.

He then said:

"Merry Christmas, Lizzo, from your number one fan!"

Lizzo shared the video on Twitter with the caption:

"This is the greatest gift"
"@sirjamesgalway wished *me* a merry Christmas!!"
"Price went up"

In a follow up video, Lizzo—clearly emotional and in disbelief—asked, "Is that f**king James Galway?"

You can see her tear-filled "reaction" tweet below.

WARNING: NSFW language

Fans of the "About Damn Time" singer were just as elated and shared their joy.











One fan even reminded the Twitterverse Galway has been a fan for a minute.


We agree—Lizzo deserves all the love and recognition.

Here's to a happy new year, as well!

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