When Tim Sang with His Daughters and the Moon Cried Cowboy Tears (As Told to Frank by Wes in Nashville)
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When Tim Sang with His Daughters and the Moon Cried Cowboy Tears (As Told to Frank by Wes in Nashville)
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In this heartwarming and wildly whimsical episode of Whimsical Wanderings, host Frank Girard shares a true story told to him by his Nashville friend Wes Walden—a magical night at the Music City Rodeo where Tim McGraw was joined onstage by his three daughters for an emotional, harmony-filled reunion performance of “Last Dollar (Fly Away).”
As the crowd swooned and harmonies soared, the Aurora of Nashville herself—the moon—was rumored to shed a few glittery tears overhead. Was it the song? The family love? The fiddle solo that briefly awakened two raccoons backstage?
✨ A true story dipped in twang, nostalgia, and celestial whimsy 🎤 Tim McGraw’s post-surgery return to the stage 🎶 A surprise appearance from his three daughters in full harmony 🌝 The moon got emotional. So did several corndogs.
Frank Girard delivers it all—secondhand from Wes, firsthand from the heart.
💫 If this story made you grin (or gently moo in approval), share it with someone who loves music, magic, or has ever cried at a key change.
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