"She Sent Her Love" genre: Folk
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	This is a story of my great-grandmother Maud L. Hunt. Of her courage in a desperate circumstance, how she joined a "Lonely Hearts Club" correspondence, and met, then later married a farmer from Utah.
	CD: The Road I Walk Today   Label: Red Canyon Music Credits: Produced and Written by Jesse Thurgood
	Story Behind the Song This is a story of my great-grandmother Maud L. Hunt. Of her courage in a desperate circumstance, how she joined a "Lonely Hearts Club" correspondence, and met, then later married a farmer from Utah. Lyrics She sent her love from Georgia, she sent her love on a wire She spoke of her dreams and of finer things, her lonely heart would desire Left on her own there, 'neath the sothern sky She walked the road of hard times, from the day her John had died Love can bring you home Love can find you out on your own Loneliness and need In time will bend your knees Now William was a farmin' man, and a blacksmith in the town His wife had died and left him, with a hard winter comin' down Now on his own there, 'neath the western sky He longed for love, and someone to be there by his side Love can bring you home Love can find you out on your own Loneliness and need In time will bend your knees Well, eighty-nine years have come and have gone since they here both alone My grandma joined the lonely hearts, for a new life and a home William read and fell in love, with his mail order bride He sent his love to Georgia, she crossed the great divide Love can bring you home Love can find you out on your own Loneliness and need In time will bend your knees

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