Audrey McGraw shared a heartfelt tribute after taking the stage at her father’s show. Fittingly, she sang one of her mother’s songs.

Audrey, 24, performed at Tim McGraw’s recent concert in New York. She delivered a powerful rendition of Faith Hill’s “Stronger,” which she released in 2002 on her 14-track studio album, Cry. Audrey shared a clip of her performance on Instagram over the weekend, and wrote in her caption that she doesn’t “have words to express the honor I feel to sing my mama’s song last night, and for it to be at dad’s show.

“To be your daughter is an infinite gift. I love y’all so much, I am always so proud and so inspired by you. Thank you for sharing this crazy life with us. Proud to be a road dawg forever. …Family always. Love y’all”

Audrey’s post has garnered thousands of reactions as of publication time on Monday morning (July 27), including from others in the country music community. Martina McBride said, “this brings up so much emotion. I love your mom and you’ve always had ‘it’ since you were like 6 and we were all doing karaoke in the Bahamas.” Kimberly Williams-Paisley hailed the performance “GORGEOUS.” Morgane Stapleton said she was “speechless,” and Terri Clark admired, “what a range,” among other comments.

Tim and Hill said “I do” on October 6, 1996, holding a surprise ceremony in Louisiana. The couple invited guests to a charity softball game and concert, and instead, the event turned out to be their wedding. Since then, they’ve raised daughters Gracie McGraw, 29, Maggie McGraw, 27, and Audrey. Tim said in an interview with ESPN last year that he’s most proud of his marriage and his daughters. He said at the time, “they’re all very successful. They’re strong-willed, independent young women…we couldn’t be more proud of that.”