It's incredibly clunky, but you can use a CASE statement for ordering:
SELECT * FROM Blah
ORDER BY CASE MyColumn
WHEN 'orange' THEN 1
WHEN 'apple' THEN 2
WHEN 'strawberry' THEN 3
END
Alternately, you can create a secondary table which contains the sort field and a sort order.
TargetValue SortOrder
orange 1
apple 2
strawberry 3
And join your table onto this new table.
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