Performance nuances matter here. Lattimore’s technique — clean legato, tasteful melisma, and an ability to hover on a note with intimate intensity — would turn simple phrases into emotionally freighted statements. A restrained bridge where he allows vulnerability to surface, perhaps with a slight crack or softer timbre, would heighten the sense of realism: vows are easier to say when sung perfectly; they’re more affecting when you can hear the weight behind them.