born in the stable with nothing to do we make a game out of throwing our shoes lead me to water but no to the track show me the saddle and i'll say hey get off my back all in favor all in favor say NAY! we like the flavor we like the flavor of Hay! we're gunna praise all of our days until they take us away and turn us into gule but Mr.Renolds said may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you every day trapped by the phillies they like me of course they all take my bed yeah i'm a rocking horse you've got to take off your spurs before you ride me you know if you want me to stop just let out a WOAH! all in favor all in favor say NAY! we like the flavor we like the flavor of HAY!were gunna praise all of our days until they take us away and turn us into glue but Mr.Renolds said may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you may the horse be with you every day!


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    this song is cool but a little goofy. but its fun

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