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Cowboy Poetry and Western Verse

DOOLEY'S MAIL ORDER BRIDE
Joel T. Bailey

Dooley was a rancher and had been most of his life
But now that he was older he started wanting a wife

All the women he knew were married or to old for him
So the chance of finding someone close was very slim

Some of his ranch hands said why don't you order one
For thats what some of the other ranchers had done

He thought about it then decided thats what he'd do
If it worked for the others it would work for him too

So Dooley orderd a bride from an Eastern state
He knew it would take awhile but he could hardly wait

In the meantime he cleaned his house the best he could
He didn't know if she'd like it but he hoped she would

When the big day came Dooley was waitihg at the station
He walked up and down the platform in nervous antisapation

When she stepped off the train Dooley didn't know what to do
For she weighted about 200 lbs and stood only four foot two

But Dooley took it like a man and married her anyway
And the whole town turned out for Dooley's wedding day

The moral of this story is if you want someone by your side
You take what you get when you order yourself a bride
 
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