They Humiliated the Old Farmer… Then His Four Sharpshooter Sons, He Raised by Himself, Arrived

She Was Forced To The Altar In Fear, A Cowboy Raised His Voice And Claimed Her As His Own

Cowboy Found Her Waiting By The Wagon Yard, Offered His Blanket And A Life Beside Him Forever

She Was Mocked For Her Tears At The Depot, A Cowboy Sat Beside Her And Promised She Was Enough

Cowboy Found Her Crying At The Church Door, Took Her Hand And Said She Was His Forevermore

She Was Left Alone To Carry A Child, A Cowboy Took Them Both And Made Them His Family

Cowboy Rode Hard Across The Dusty Plains, Found Her Alone And Promised She Would Never Walk Alone

She Was Cast Away By Her Groom Without Mercy, A Cowboy Took Her In And Gave Her His Name

She Was Rejected For Being Too Poor, A Cowboy Took Her Hand And Said She Was Rich In His Eyes

Cowboy Saw Her Sleeping On The Depot Bench, Covered Her With His Coat And Offered His Heart

She Was Left Alone To Carry A Child, A Cowboy Took Them Both And Made Them His Family

She Was Banished From Her Wedding Feast, A Cowboy Placed Her At His Table And Called Her Wife

Cowboy Found Her Sitting Alone At The Depot, Took Her Trunk And Called Her His Forevermore

She Was Pushed Into A Wedding She Did Not Want, A Cowboy Tore The Papers And Said She Was His

Cowboy Found Her Mocked By The Whole Town, Raised Her Hand High And Called Her His Bride

She Was Sent Back To The Train In Disgrace, A Cowboy Rode After Her And Said She Was Already His

She Stole a Cowboy’s Horse—So He Said, “You Want to Run, or Ride With Me For the Rest of Your Life?”

Cowboy Found Her Cast Aside for Her Tears, Said “Every Drop is Worth a Lifetime of My Love”

She Stood In Front Of The Judge Alone, Until A Cowboy Said, “I’m The Man She’s Been Waiting For”

Cowboy Rode To The Churchyard In The Rain, Found The Bride Waiting And Promised Her His Life

She Was Abandoned Before The Wedding Vows, A Cowboy Took Her Hand And Said She Was Already His

Cowboy Saw Her Shivering In The Desert Night, Held Her Close And Promised She Would Never Be Alone

She Was Shamed And Sent Back Across The Plains, A Cowboy Rode Beside Her And Promised His Love

Cowboy Rode To The Depot At Midnight, Stopped The Train And Claimed The Bride For Himself

Cowboy Rode To The Depot At Midnight, Stopped The Train And Claimed The Bride For Himself

She Was Denied Shelter In The Winter Storm, A Cowboy Opened His Barn And His Heart Together

Cowboy Saw Her Hungry By The Wagon Fires, Shared His Bread And Said She Could Carry His Name

Cowboy Rode Hard To The Jailhouse Gate, Paid Her Bond And Carried Her Into Freedom By His Side

Cowboy Stood In Shock At The Depot, Watching The Mail Order Bride Who Was Once His First Kiss

She Was Shackled In The Jail Yard For Lies, A Cowboy Paid Her Debt And Carried Her Beyond The Bars

Cowboy Saw Her Sleeping In The Wagon Yard, Offered His Blanket And A Life She Never Imagined

She Was Sent Back To The Train In Disgrace, A Cowboy Rode Beside Her And Said She Was Already His

She Was Rejected Before The Wedding Vows Began, A Cowboy Took Her Hand And Called Her His Bride

Cowboy Stood In The Street As She Was Mocked, Raised Her Hand High And Called Her His Bride At Once

Cowboy Found Her Sitting On The Church Bench, Took Her Hand And Asked Her To Build A Life With Him

She Was Left Alone At The Train With Nothing, A Cowboy Bought Her Ticket And Said He Was Her Home

Cowboy Found Her Shivering By The River Bend, Pulled Her Close And Promised She Would Never Be Alone

Cowboy Rode Hard Through The Storm To Jail, Paid Her Debt And Walked Her Out As His Bride At Dawn

Cowboy Saw Her Turned Away From the Store, Said “Come With Me, I’ll Fill Your Table Tonight”

Cowboy Saw Her Shoved From the Saloon, Said “No Man Has the Right, You’ll Be Safe With Me”

Cowboy Stopped Her From Boarding the Stagecoach, Said “Don’t Go, My Future Rides With You”

Cowboy Saw Her With Empty Hands, Said “I’ll Place a Future in Them, If You’ll Take Mine Too”

Cowboy Found Her Broken on the Road, Said “I’ll Carry You Until You Find Strength Again”

She Was Left Ashamed of Her Voice, Until a Cowboy Said It Was the Music He’d Die Without

Mail-Order Bride Betrayed by the Man Who Sent For Her, Until a Cowboy Said “I’ll Claim You Truly”

She Was Sent Away by Her Own Kin, Until a Cowboy Said She Was Already Home With Him

She Was Left Outside in the Storm, Until a Cowboy Brought Her Into His Arms and His Home

The Bride Was Told She Was Too Old, Until a Cowboy Said She Was Timeless to His Heart

She Stood at the Auction Block, The Cowboy Raised His Hand and Said “She’ll Walk Away With Me”

She Fell Off the Wagon in the Storm, The Cowboy Wrapped Her in His Coat and Said “I’ve Got You”

The Girl Was Mocked for Her Silence, Until a Cowboy Said She Was the Peace He’d Always Wanted

Cowboy Took a Girl Sold by Her Father, Only to Find Out She Was Carrying His Salvation

She Was Pushed From the Wagon in Shame, Until a Cowboy Helped Her Up and Called Her His Bride

The Bride Was Abandoned for Her Red Hair, Until a Cowboy Said She Burned Brighter Than the Sun

A Cowboy Saw Her Crying by the River, Sat Beside Her and Said “I’ll Stay Until You Smile Again”

Cowboy Caught Her Before She Fell From the Wagon, Held Her Close and Said “I’ve Got You Now”

She Tried to Hide Her Heart Away, The Cowboy Said “Give It to Me, I’ll Guard It With My Life”

She Was Left Behind Crying at the Station, Until a Cowboy Bought Her a Ticket to Forever

Cowboy Found Her Rejected at the Altar, Said “If He Won’t Have You, I’ll Treasure You Forever”

She Was Left At The Altar In A Torn Dress, Until A Cowboy Rode Up And Said, “I’ll Take You Home”