Cheyenne
(Joe L. Murgo)

How I miss the rodeo, Rocky Mountain snow
And wild flowers painting country roads
The memory of him kissing me
And holding me so tight
Lord keep this train heading right
To Cheyenne

To this day, he still doesn't know
Why I left Cheyenne, over five years ago
But when the pregnancy test read positive
I made a choice I'll never regret
I had our baby girl unwed
And named her Cheyenne

Oh sweet Cheyenne, I don't know why I ran
But I was so afraid at seventeen
But I'm older now
And I pray that somehow
He'll forgive me when he finally sees
A little girl who cries for him in her dreams
And whose eyes are his exact shade of green
My Cheyenne

Oh Cheyenne I know we're both scared
And we have no
Idea what's waiting for us there

He met us at the station in Cheyenne
With a band of gold on his left hand
When he saw her green eyes he began to cry
And we talked about the might-have-beens
About his wife and their two kids
And how we loved each other way back when
In Cheyenne

Oh sweet Cheyenne, I don't know why I ran
But I was so afraid at seventeen
But I'm older now, and I know that somehow
No matter where our life might lead
We'll be together baby you and me
And remember that you'll always be
My Cheyenne
My baby girl Cheyenne

I will always love you Cheyenne
Be there right beside you, my Cheyenne
I will always love you
I will always love you my Cheyenne