Cowboy Found Her Sleeping Beside The River, Wrapped His Coat Around Her And Promised She Was Safe

She Was Sent Away By A Groom Who Never Came, A Cowboy Rode Up Late And Asked For Her Hand

She Was Returned To The Depot With Tears, A Cowboy Took Her Arm And Promised She Was Enough

She Was Banished From Her Own Wedding Feast, Cowboy Took Her Arm And Called Her His Bride Before All

Cowboy Found Her Crying At The Depot Bench, Lifted Her Trunk, Promised She Would Never Be Left Again

She Was Returned At The Depot Without A Word, Cowboy Picked Up Her Trunk And Called Her His Forever

Cowboy Found Her Crying On The Cold Depot Bench, Sat Beside Her And Promised She Would Not Cry Again

She Was Sold To A Stranger To Pay Off Debt, Cowboy Broke The Deal And Declared Her His Wife Instead

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

Cowboy Found Her Alone By The Wagon Fires, Offered His Blanket And A Life He Had Never Shared Before

Cowboy Found Her Hungry On The Dusty Road, Shared His Bread And Told Her She Would Carry His Name

She Was Locked Behind The Barn Doors Alone, A Cowboy Broke Them Down And Carried Her Into His Home

A Cowboy Found Her Sitting by the Cross, Knelt Beside Her and Said “Your Tears Are Mine Too”

Cowboy Watched Her Walk Away, Called Out “If You Leave, You’ll Take the Best Part of Me With You”

Cowboy Found Her Looking at the Stars, Said “I’ll Give You a Sky That Never Lets You Down”

Cowboy Watched Her Turn Away in Fear, Said “Stay, Darling, I’ll Fight the Whole World For You”

The Bride Was Cast Aside for Her Past, Until a Cowboy Said She Was His Only Future

Mail-Order Bride Turned Away for Her Limp, Until a Cowboy Said “I’ll Walk Beside You Always”

She Was Alone Crying on the Porch, Until a Cowboy Said She’d Never Face Another Night Alone

She Was Cast Away for Her Accent, Until a Cowboy Said Her Voice Was the Song of His Life

The Girl Was Cast Off for Being Poor, Until a Cowboy Said She Was Richer Than Any Gold Mine

She Was Forced Into a Stranger’s Arms, The Cowboy Pulled Her Away and Said “Not While I Breathe”

She Was Afraid of the Vows, The Cowboy Said “Let Me Show You What Forever Really Means”

She Was Left at the Depot in Tears, Until a Cowboy Said She’d Never Wait Alone Again

The Girl Was Mocked for Her Poverty, Until a Cowboy Said She Was Rich in All That He Desired

The Girl Was Dragged to the Auction Block, Until a Cowboy Stepped In and Claimed Her Forever

The Girl Was Waiting Alone at the Station, Until a Cowboy Offered His Ticket and His Last Name

Cowboy Found Her Hiding Behind the Barn, Lit His Lantern and Said “No More Hiding From Me”

She Knelt Alone in the Churchyard, The Cowboy Tipped His Hat and Said “Prayers Get Answered Too”

The Girl Was Branded Unworthy of Love, Until a Cowboy Said She Was All He’d Ever Wanted

She Spent Her Last Dollar On A Stage Ticket, Then A Cowboy Paid For Two And Sat Beside Her

She Was Crying In The Churchyard When The Cowboy Said, “You Ain’t Meant To Be Alone Tonight”

She Begged The Sheriff For A Pardon, Until The Cowboy Said, “Then Let Her Hang On Me Instead”

Cowboy Said She Was the First Woman He’d Touched—And the Only One He Ever Would, And Married Her

Cowboy Laughed When She Called Herself Useless—Then Handed Her the Rifle and Said, “Prove It”

Cowboy Held Her While She Shook—Then Whispered, “It’s Okay. I Shake Too Sometimes”

Cowboy Held Her After She Fell in the Dust—Then Said “Don’t Worry. I Trip Over You All the Time Too”

The Cowboy Said, “I Ain’t Lookin’ for Love”—But She Stayed Long Enough to Change His Mind

She Swore Off Men After What He Did, Until A Cowboy Said, “Then Let Me Show You I Ain’t Him”

The Cowboy Took Pity On A Girl With Nothing—Then Fell For Her Before He Knew Her Name

She Said “I’m Not Worth A Ranch Like Yours”—Cowboy Said “You’re Worth More Than The Whole State”

Poor Woman Knocked On A Ranch Door For Work—The Cowboy Said “Only Position Is Wife”

Cowboy Didn’t Like Strangers—Until She Knocked And Said “I Need A Place. Or A Husband”

Cowboy Rode Past A Woman In Rags—Then Turned Around And Asked “You Want A Ring Or A Ride?”

Cowboy Said “I Need a Cook, Not a Bride”—But by Sundown, He Was Calling Her ‘Wife’ Anyway

Lonely Woman Walked Ten Miles To The Ranch—The Cowboy Said “If You're Here, You’re Home”

Cowboy Married Her Because No One Else Would—Then Made Everyone Else Jealous

Cowboy Found Her Tied to a Fence Post—Then Freed Her With a Promise She’d Never Be Alone Again

Cowboy Asked “You Need A Husband Or Just A Place To Hide?”—She Whispered “Both”

Cowboy Heard Her Say, “I Ain’t Worth Marrying”—Then Went Down on One Knee Under the Desert Sky

She Was Chained In A Barn When The Cowboy Found Her—He Broke Every Law To Set Her Free

She Was Left Tied To A Tree With A Note—The Cowboy Cut Her Down And Swore To Never Let Go

He Found Her Hiding In His Barn—The Cowboy Asked, "You Want A Place To Stay, Or A Man To Stay With?"

"You Want Me For My Body" — She Accused. The Cowboy Said, "No, I Want You Because You Don’t Beg"

"They Only Want Me When I’m Silent"—She Said. Cowboy Answered, "Then They’ve Never Heard You Right"

The Cowboy Found Her Chained To A Fence—And Said, "You’re Free Now. If You’ll Marry Me"

"Please Just Let Me Stay One Night," She Begged — The Cowboy Said, "Or A Lifetime If You Like"

She Hid Behind a Water Barrel With a Baby—Cowboy Found Her, Cupped Her Face, Said “You’re Safe Now''

Cowboy Tackled Her From the Train Tracks and Said, “I Didn’t Ride This Far Just to Bury You”

Cowboy Kicked in the Saloon Door and Said, “Where’s the Girl You Stole? I’m Here to Take Her Back”