Watch Carrie Underwood Get Absolutely Drenched While Delivering a Stunning Rendition of “Something in the Water”

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Carrie Underwood started her big Las Vegas show called Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency in 2021 at the Resorts World Theatre. For four years, she amazed lots of fans with her incredible singing and exciting performances. But now, it’s time to say goodbye. Her last show will be this Saturday, April 12. Recently, Carrie posted on social media to tell everyone about her final shows and shared a cool video of her singing one of her most popular songs.

In the video, Carrie wears a blue dress and stands under a pretend waterfall with dancers around her. Even though she’s all wet, she sings her 2014 song “Something in the Water” with a strong, beautiful voice. The video shows how amazing she is at singing. In her post, she wrote, “Come see us one last time this week.”

Carrie’s next show in Las Vegas is tomorrow, April 9. Then she’ll perform again on Friday and Saturday, finishing her long run of shows there.

Carrie Underwood’s Big Hit “Something in the Water”
Carrie wrote “Something in the Water” with her friends Chris DeStefano and Brett James for her album Greatest Hits: Decade #1. When she shared it as the first song from that album, it became a huge hit. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and the Hot Christian Songs chart. It stayed at the top of the country chart for seven weeks and was number one on the Christian chart for an even longer 26 weeks! It also got to number 24 on the Hot 100 chart and number 2 on the Country Airplay chart. Plus, it won Carrie a Grammy Award for Best Country Solo Performance, which is a big prize for singers.

The song is about how believing in something special, like faith, can change your life. It tells the story of someone who feels brand new after being baptized, which is a way some people show their love for God by going under water. Carrie said, “’Something in the Water’ is so happy and inspiring. It makes me smile every time I hear it. I hope it makes everyone who listens feel the same way!”

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