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coach Blake Shelton jumped up out of his super-special "Voice" coach chair to join buddy

Brad Paisley on stage for their song, "Don't Drink the Water," on Tuesday's final

performance episode of the show's first season.

was there when the two country singers pre-taped the performance before the live show

started. Paisley took the stage with his guitar and a band to sing his hit song, “Don’t

Drink The Water.

It was a night of duets on 'The Voice' Tuesday, as all four celebrity coaches paired up with  their respective
finalists for impressive collaborations.

Blake Shelton and his musical

prodigy, Dia Frampton, donned black suits and shades to perform the Tom Petty classic, 'I
Won't Back Down.'

The song was previewed on Country Weekly today, and Shelton sings about the “woman I love”

being on the other side. The women he does love in real life is indeed featured on the song.

Shelton sings the verses and Lambert comes in on the choruses, making a painfully pretty
song even prettier.

It's about a relationship falling apart and he has to take the blame. Miranda and I have

lived that song a bunch of times. It is very special. I could not think of a better title."
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