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Story: The Cowboy's Magic Touch
When they arrived unannounced, the manager was thrilled to meet Annie and overjoyed at the prospect of hosting her wedding. She immediately fell in love with the quaint log cabins, and found the bridal cottage overlooking the lake breathtaking.
The arrangements were made, and on the big day, the guests were met at the private airfield, but had no idea where they were being taken. No reporters had uncovered the details, and there were no helicopters or drones flying overhead.
On the big day, Rocky and Bella were dressed like a bride and groom, and stood like perfect angels as Annie and Brody exchanged their vows. When they moved into the restaurant for the celebrations, Annie surprised everyone by walking onto the small stage with her guitar.
“Brody, this is one of my wedding presents for you,” she began, adjusting the microphone stand as she sat down. “Thank you for saving me, and thank you for making me happier than I ever thought I could be. It’s called, The Cowboy’s Magic Touch.”
With just a touch he heals a heart.
With just a touch he calms a soul.
With just a touch he shows his love.
With just a touch he made me whole.
He’s the cowboy with a special gift.
A cowboy who is brave and strong.
With wisdom and a warrior’s spirit,
He will always fight to right a wrong.
He’s the cowboy with the magic touch.
Who brought love and joy to my life.
He’s the cowboy with the magic touch.
And I’m so lucky to be his wife.
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Three months later, when Annie discovered she was having a baby, she decided to take a year off and recorded the simple song. It hit the number one spot on both the country and contemporary music charts.
“When you go back you’ll be a bigger star than ever,” Brody murmured as they cuddled in bed. “Everything you sing turns to gold.”
“And everything you touch is kissed with magic.”
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