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Published 15:40 11 Dec 2012 GMT
Updated 08:10 18 Dec 2014 GMT
This is one of the most touching music videos we've ever seen.
While we’re all about little Lily-Mae beating the X Factor single to the Irish Christmas number one, this is our tip for the top in the UK.
Meet the British Paraorchestra, who describe themselves as “an orchestra defined by what you hear, not what you see”, and the Kaos Singing Choir for Deaf and Hearing Children. Both groups have paired up with athletes from the British Paralympics team to cover the Cyndi Lauper classic ‘True Colours’.
The song opens with soloist Lyn Levett, who, as the Paraorchestra website explains, has Cerebral Palsy and is unable to speak. The first lines you hear are Lyn singing through her computer for the first time.
Paraorchestra founder said of the single; "The song 'True Colors' played by disabled musicians, sung by deaf and hearing children and supported by Paralympians captures the longing and the joy of being seen for who you truly are.”
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