A pensioner living with dementia could be top of the charts after recording a single for charity .
Last week we told how a video of Margaret Mackie performing My Way at her care home in Edinburgh went viral.
The 83-year-old, who can't remember most things from one day to the next, wowed when she sang the Frank Sinatra hit word perfect at Northcare Suites Care Home with hospitality worker, Jamie Lee Morley.
Bowled over by the response to the heartwarming clip, part-time singer Jamie, 31, wanted to take Margaret's musical journey further.
The pair recorded a version of My Way at Sound Sound Studio in Edinburgh on Monday, with plans to release the single for charity.
Jamie told the Record: "The session was amazing.
"Margaret was such a pro, she was calm, patient and sang brilliantly.
"We only needed two takes each, we recorded the track within an hour."
Songstress Margaret had her hair and makeup professionally done and donned her finest clobber ahead of the special day out.
Jamie added: "You could tell Margaret was loving it.
"Everyone was amazing at the studio.
"Margaret was so patient too, it's amazing what music brings out in people."
Jamie, who bonded with care home resident Margaret over their love for crooners Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra, hopes to release the single in the new year.
"The idea is to release the single with proceeds going to Alzheimers Society and Dementia UK.," Jamie added.
"The reaction to the original story made news as far away as America.
"People think once you get this disease your life's over.
"Margaret proves that life it always worth living.
"Everyone at Northcare is so proud of her."
Looking to raise as much awareness as possible, Jamie hopes for chart success.
"It would be amazing to get a New Year number one," he added.
"We're reaching for the stars now."
