The Voice Season 4 Finale: The Swon Brothers perform, Blake Shelton and Usher respond

The Swon brothers as a country artists, in Blake Shelton's eyes, is when they sang their slow song for the world. "I hope they do it again," Shelton said.

 Danny's Song is the one they performed tonight during the awards. Shelton's wish came true. "I am so in love with you honey," sang the Swon Brothers, "Tell me everything is gonna be alright."

The two sat up on stage and sung the song beautifully. They had a piano and sang, sometimes looking out into the crowd, sometimes onto the stage, and sometimes they even locked eyes. The performance was right on the entire time. Pitch perfect. There was not one spot I noticed when listening to this song where it did not sound like it was recorded in a studio. They were right on with their timing as well.

The two were dressed in dark clothing as they finished the song, "Tell me! Everything is gonna be alright..."

The crowd gave the boys a standing ovation, the host of the show could not get the crowd to stop cheering for about 15 seconds before Usher was able to give his synopsis of the event.

"It was almost like we disappeared for a moment," Usher said.

"All of what he said, first of all," said Adam Levine, "It continues the legacy of an old song, it was a true classic and you guys should be proud."

"It feels like it should be on the radio today," Shelton said, "I'll bet I will be on the drive home and hear that version of Danny's Song on the radio while I drive."

The crowd followed up with an intensely loud cheer session, which almost drowned out the microphone when the host said, "We will be right back."

The Voice Finale has been a good one so far, lets hope it keeps up the wonderful pace. Shelton also sent this tweet less than a minute ago about his singing with Danielle Bradbery.

Not gonna lie... It's a rush to sing with @DBradbery!!!!! I'm talking a serious power vocalist..... #humbling

— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) June 18, 2013