ep11 Alabam Is Wondering Who Shot the Gun

Life on the Red Horse Ranch! Now let's join our band of singing cowboys on Red Horse Ranch. The boys are still wondering who fired the shots that caused Rose's horse to run away with her.

Only Steve Bradford's timely appearance averted what might have been a tragedy when he pulled her from the runaway horse. The mystery of who fired those shots seems to perplex Alabama more than it does the rest of the boys because we find them in the bunkhouse enjoying the rhythm of Arizona's banjo.

That up you'll have that banjo's wind broke before you know it. Yeah, what do we have now, Alabama?

Don't appear like Alabama's talking much tonight. I'm still worrying about that horse run away with Rose yesterday. But I'm telling Alabama that one doesn't make you do about it. Now how do we know black it fly off like that?

Well that's the generalist, Maryland Red Horse Ranch, most times? Sure. Anyhow, Rose is alright. Bradford got to her and time to save her from getting hurt. Say does Rose's dad know about the runaway yet, Alabama?

No. I promised I wouldn't say anything about it. You better not find it out. It'd be better in the wet hand. Listen, keep quiet, you fella. Say, text, sing something kind of soft like with ya.

I've got a powerful lot of thinking to do. Well, all right, I'll sing rockin' alone for ya. Sitting alone in an old rocking chair I saw an old mother with silver hair She seems so neglected by those who should care Rocking alone in an old rocking chair Her hands were calloused, unwrinkled and old

A life of hard work was a story they told And a thought of angel as I saw her then Oh, lonely in an old rocking chair That's her old heart do you think she'd complain Oh, life has been bitter, she'd live it again And carry that cross that is more than her share