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See larger Lil Rounds performs 'I Surrender' by Celine Dion on March 31. The judges didn't like her song choice, but viewers liked it enough to keep her in the contest.

Lil Rounds performs "I Surrender" by Celine Dion on March 31. The judges didn't like her song choice, but viewers liked it enough to keep her in the contest.

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  • Lil Rounds on March 10, Michael Jackson night, performing 'The Way You Make Me Feel'.
  • Lil Rounds performs 'I Surrender' by Celine Dion on March 31. The judges didn't like her song choice, but viewers liked it enough to keep her in the contest.
  • Lil Rounds on March 3, after singing Mary J. Blige's 'Be Without You'.
  • Jasmine Murray
  • American Idol contestant Lil Rounds’ children (left to right, bottom) Lauren 3, Bryce 2, and Tamiya 5, watch their mother advance to the top 12 on the show with family and friends at Westhaven Community Church of God in Christ Wednesday evening.
  • Alexis Grace
  • Lil Rounds of Memphis performs on 'American Idol.'
  • Alexis Grace, 21, of Memphis, is one of 36 finalists on ''American Idol.'' She is a member of the Memphis Music Foundation's Memphis Music Resource Center, which provides educational programs to help area musicians.
  • Lil Rounds
  • Jasmine Murray
  • Trenyce
  • Trenyce
  • 'American Idol' star Trenyce, right, gets a welcome home hug from her mother Linda Cobbins after receiving the key to the city from city council members Myron Lowery and Tajuan Stout Mitchell before the American Idol concert at the Pyramid on Aug. 16, 2003.
  • Thousands of contestants at the FedEx Forum in Memphis wait to enter the 'American Idol' talent competition on Sept. 3, 2006.

Photos from The Commercial Appeal and Associated Press/Fox

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