Great song's the rough rider y'know
Run like a spider
Run like a tiger y'know

She was a rough rider
A strong whiner
Who start to whine 'n whiney
I had a hard night
Last night

Lord, me feel so broke up today
Lord, me feel so broke up today
Lord, me feel so mash up today
She was a rough rider
A cool stroker
A winding bush

She chop di wood
Me had a hard night
Last night

Yeah, alright
She was a rough rider
A rough rider

She brought me home me take off my jeans beside her
Me take off me jeans and she starting to scream
Take off me knickers and she say good thing
But the brand new thing is a war
Say what the brand new thing is blood
Me say I take her inna bed and then she run like she red
Should have been dead and then a some brrr, a war

Treat your body so n'see you got to come around, is how we say
There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza
There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza

Then good enough to
Good enough to go den good thing!

You rub-a-dub-dub
You rub it all around
You rub it all down
You rub it on the ground

Yeah

Well, I don't know what to say
You see me yesterday
And I don't know what to say
If you speak to me today

She was rough rider (rough rider)
With solid riddim
I say solid like this
She whine and push
I see you whine and grine till you feel alright

She had a hard night
She had a hard night
Last night
Last night, was the finals, I ride right through you
Yeah
Last night
I say bosoms and give me love and unity
And what about humanity
Tonight
Last night I had sugar and spice
Tonight
As I would tell ya brrr


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