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Gill brings the love

Wednesday, April 28, 2010 – The lights came up during Tuesday night's show by Vince Gill in Worcester, Mass., and he was on the lookout for a fan. "Jonathan Perry," he said. He looked around and found the well-dressed man to his right in the beautiful theater.

And with that, it was clear that Perry had something special in mind. "Down on your knees," Gill ordered.

"Will you be mine forever," Perry said to the woman next to me.

Apparently, she said yes, because the couple kissed and hugged and are now engaged.

With that, the happy couple danced alone to a Gill love song, Faint of Heart. "I like that," Gill said afterward.


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