| So you need me to say that I’m sorry
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| That someone undressed me as professed to me
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| In Spain with their eyes
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| Ba dum-bum ba da dum.
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| I’m sorry 'cause someone told me to watch
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| And I watched for it all over
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| Spain with my eyes.
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| Ba dum-bum ba da dum.
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| If I’m sorry, then so are you
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| Cause I, I go where you tell me to.
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| On horseshoes.
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| The Casanova ran
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| Toward the Eastern lands
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| His cock was in his hand
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| You got to ride away from him
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| You gotta ride away from him.
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| «But if you ride over there
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| they’ll put bows in your hair
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| they will stand back and
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| stare at you to Spain with their eyes.»
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| Ba dum-bum ba da dum.
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| It never occurred to me
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| It never occurred to me
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| It never occurred to me
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| That the men are called horsemen there
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| Oh, the men are called horsemen there
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| Oh, the men are called horsemen and
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| I’M NO HORSEMEN!
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| Oh, the men are called horsemen and
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| I’M NO HORSEMEN!
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| Oh, the men are called horsemen and
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| I’M NO HORSEMEN!
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| I’M NO HORSEMEN! |
| And you are no angel…
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| I’m no horse and you are no angel.
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| If I was a horse I would
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| Rush like a leopard.
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| If I was a horse I would
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| Trample the shepherd down.
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| If I was a horse I’d have
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| Bricks in my mane.
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| If I was a horse I would throw up the reins.
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| If I was you
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| If I was a horse I would throw up the reins.
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| If I was you… Oh, oh oh oh oh oh.
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| If I was a horse I would throw up the reins.
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| If I was you… Oh, oh oh oh oh oh.
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| But I am no horse and you are no angel…
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| Oh, oh oh oh oh oh.
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| I said if I was a horse I would throw up the reins.
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| If I was you. |
| Oh, oh oh oh oh oh.
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| Your hand’s in my back
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| Your hand’s on my muscles
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| Your weight on my back
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| It keeps me from trouble
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| But oh, oh oh oh oh oh…
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| But such weights never did stay
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| In Madrid, did they…
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| Where someone says, «fuck me» someone else says, «ok.»
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| You gotta ride me to a pasture
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| on a ride to kiss all the wings.
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| Where someone says «fuck me» someone else says, «ok.» |