Lyrics of 'Pony' by William Singe
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I'm just a bachelor
Looking for a partner
Someone who knows how to ride
Without even falling off
Gotta be compatible
Takes me to my limits
So girl, when I break you off
I promise that you won't want to get off
If you're horny lets do it
Ride it, my pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it
If you're horny lets do it (if you're horny baby, yeah)
Ride it, my pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it
If you want to get nasty baby
First we'll show and tell
Till I reach your pony tail, yeah, yeah, yeah
Look all over and through you baby
Until we reach this dream
You'll be on my jockey team
Horny, do it
Ride it, my pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and, jump on it
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