Magic Touch Loose Ends Magic has always been a fascinating topic that captivates the human imagination. From ancient times to the present day, people have been drawn to the idea of harnessing supernatural powers and performing extraordinary feats. However, the concept of magic is not limited to mere entertainment or illusionism. In many cultures and beliefs, magic is seen as a powerful force that can manipulate reality and affect the outcome of events. While magic is often associated with mysticism and wonder, it is also a realm that is rife with loose ends and unanswered questions. One of the main reasons for this is that magic, by its very nature, defies scientific explanation and operates outside the bounds of conventional logic.
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Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Whatever you do, you re always doing it right I like your feel, baby But when I m with you, there s always a fuss or a fight Don t put me down Although you re trying to put me down Your disguise is not to my surprise no Why don t you stop playing around. Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Whatever you do, you re always doing it right I like your feel, baby But when I m with you, there s always a fuss or a fight Don t put me down Although you re trying to put me down Your disguise is not to my surprise no Why don t you stop playing around.
One of the main reasons for this is that magic, by its very nature, defies scientific explanation and operates outside the bounds of conventional logic. It is this elusive quality that makes magic simultaneously fascinating and frustrating, as it opens up a world of possibilities while leaving many loose ends that are difficult to tie up. One of the most prominent loose ends in the realm of magic is the question of its origin and existence.
Magic Touch
Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Whatever you do, you're always doing it right (I like your feel, baby) But when I'm with you, there's always a fuss or a fight (Don't put me down) Although you're trying to put me down Your disguise is not to my surprise no Why don't you stop playing around? You're some kind of wild guy Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (your touch, your touch, your touch) Maybe you're thinking that I'm trying change your plans (You're just playing macho man) But don't get sold on the idea that I'm just a fan (Oh, this is true, love I'm giving) Never ever let me down 'Cause you're all I ever want around here Your love means so much to me A little magic is all I need Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch It seems to me The road is hard to see You've got nothing to prove You've got to make that careful move, oh I looked in your eyes (look in your eyes) And I see many guys What I'll know in time Is if the magic is yours, not mine, oh Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much (ooh, I like your magic touch) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (touching, he's touching me baby) Ooh, I like your magic touch (oh, come on, now) (magic touch) How I like your feel so much (baby) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic
Carl Mcintosh, Jane Eugene, Steve Nichol
BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
This track is on the 6 following albums:
Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Whatever you do, you're always doing it right (I like your feel, baby) But when I'm with you, there's always a fuss or a fight (Don't put me down) Although you're trying to put me down Your disguise is not to my surprise no Why don't you stop playing around? You're some kind of wild guy Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (your touch, your touch, your touch) Maybe you're thinking that I'm trying change your plans (You're just playing macho man) But don't get sold on the idea that I'm just a fan (Oh, this is true, love I'm giving) Never ever let me down 'Cause you're all I ever want around here Your love means so much to me A little magic is all I need Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch It seems to me The road is hard to see You've got nothing to prove You've got to make that careful move, oh I looked in your eyes (look in your eyes) And I see many guys What I'll know in time Is if the magic is yours, not mine, oh Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much (ooh, I like your magic touch) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (touching, he's touching me baby) Ooh, I like your magic touch (oh, come on, now) (magic touch) How I like your feel so much (baby) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic
Where does magic come from? Is it a natural force that exists in the universe, or is it something that people can tap into through certain rituals and practices? Some believe that magic is an innate ability that certain individuals possess, while others argue that it is a learned skill that can be acquired and developed over time. Regardless of the answer, the origin of magic remains a mystery that is yet to be fully understood. Another loose end in the world of magic is the extent of its power and limitations. Can magic truly bend reality and defy the laws of nature, or are there inherent limits to what it can achieve? This question has sparked much debate and speculation among practitioners and scholars of magic. Some argue that magic is boundless and can achieve anything, while others believe that there are inherent limits and consequences to the use of magic. The true answer to this question remains elusive and is likely to vary depending on personal beliefs and experiences. Furthermore, magic often raises questions about ethics and morality. When someone has the power to manipulate reality and influence the outcome of events, what responsibilities do they have towards others? Should magic be used for personal gain or should it be used for the greater good? This ethical dilemma is a loose end that is often explored in literature and popular culture, as characters grapple with the consequences of their magical abilities and the choices they make. In conclusion, magic is a subject that is filled with loose ends and unanswered questions. Its mysterious nature and ability to defy scientific explanation make it an endlessly fascinating topic. From the origin and existence of magic to its power and limitations, and the ethical dilemmas it presents, there are many loose ends that are yet to be tied up. Perhaps it is this very quality of magic, its ability to defy understanding and leave us in a state of wonder, that makes it so compelling and enduring..
Reviews for "The Unexplored Territory: Discovering Magic's Loose Ends"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really excited to read "Magic Touch: Loose Ends" as I had enjoyed the previous books in the series. However, I was deeply disappointed with this installment. The plot felt rushed and disjointed, with too many loose ends that were left unresolved. The characters lacked depth and development, and their actions often felt forced and unnatural. Additionally, the writing style was choppy and lacked finesse. Overall, "Magic Touch: Loose Ends" fell short of my expectations and left me feeling unsatisfied.
2. Mike - 1 star
I found "Magic Touch: Loose Ends" to be incredibly disappointing. The story was confusing and seemed to lack direction. It felt as if the author didn't know where they were going with the plot, resulting in a jumbled mess of events. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked depth, making it difficult to connect or care about their fates. The writing style was also bland and uninspiring, failing to captivate my attention. I regret wasting my time on this book and would not recommend it to others.
3. Emily - 2 stars
"Magic Touch: Loose Ends" was a letdown for me. The storyline had so much potential, but it failed to deliver. The pacing was off, with slow moments that dragged on while important scenes were rushed through. The characters felt one-dimensional and their relationships lacked chemistry. The dialogue was often awkward and forced, making it difficult to immerse myself in the story. Overall, I found "Magic Touch: Loose Ends" to be a disappointing read that didn't live up to its promising premise.
4. Alex - 2.5 stars
I had high hopes for "Magic Touch: Loose Ends" based on the previous books in the series, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. While the concept was intriguing, the execution left much to be desired. The plot felt convoluted and confusing at times, with too many subplots that didn't seem to tie together cohesively. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked depth, making it difficult to feel invested in their journey. Additionally, the pacing was inconsistent, with moments of action followed by long stretches of dullness. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and disappointed with "Magic Touch: Loose Ends."