Annelie and Kenny

[Verse 1]
Annelie was born in seventy-six,
Same year as Kenny, a match fate would fix.
She dreamed of a prince on a white horse to find,
And Kenny was there, steady, kind.

[Verse 2]
They tied the knot under a summer sky,
Built a red house where love wouldn’t die.
She was a dental nurse with a heart so true,
While Kenny worked wood, made old things new.

[Chorus]
Annelie and Kenny, a story so sweet,
Two souls in the small-town heat.
From reggae to country, he found his sound,
Together they made a life so profound.

[Verse 3]
Weekends were spent with a trailer in tow,
Camping by rivers where the wildflowers grow.
Two sons running barefoot, laughter so free,
A picture of love, as it’s meant to be.

[Verse 4]
Kenny’s hands rough, a carpenter’s grace,
Annelie’s soft touch brought light to the place.
Through every season, through joy and through pain,
Their love stood strong like the wood grain.

[Bridge]
From reggae rhythms to country strings,
Life taught them both the beauty it brings.
In a red house glowing with dreams come true,
They built a life out of love’s own hue.