The song sung by Tenesha was inspired from the movie "purple hearts". Steering Sofia Carson and Nicolas Galitzine. Two hearts which later found love amidst the need to satisfy their needs. Sofia Carson known as Cassandra realized the need to write a song that captured her longing to see her lover come home.
Tenesha had captured not just the song, but the emotions and meaning as she sang it through every verse. Her voice echoed every word as if it's her own. According to Tenesha, the movie had inspired her and this could be seen from her free and stressless vocal as she followed the tune of the song to the end.
The song which is meant to be a love song doesn't require energy but emotions. She had put in the most with her calmness and gentleness, and didn't erupt this serene moment with moves. A little bit of longing could be felt from the choice of her sitting, which I believe must have been the exact state Cassandra was in while writing the song to her lover Luke. From the video, I could say she had captured the part of the emotions well and her voice cut through the rhythm of the instrumentals well. Her voice is an added advantage, she sounds more like that of the writer.
I like her choice of song. It is a song that not only has meaning, but one that has inspired her as a person. I believe it was the reason she flowed freely with the lyrics of the song. Music that speaks to us directly has a way of letting one through with no huddle. If a song means something to us, we do not find it hard to sing it through and this is what I noticed from 
In conclusion, I'll say I was impressed by her performance and I learned something from it-Our connection with a song is a gateway to an impressive performance with no huddle. The more a song speaks to us, the more we are connected to a song, the easier the flow, regardless of voice and distractions within.
I hope that you check her post out via this link vibes Web3 Music Competition by @tenesha