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Ginuwine ~ Pony


I’m just a bachelor I’m looking for a partner Someone who knows how to ride Without even falling off Gotta be compatible Takes me to my limits Girl when I break you off I promise that you won’t want to get off Chorus If your horny, Let’s do it Ride it, My Pony My saddle’s waiting Come and jump on it If your horny, Let’s do it Ride it, My Pony My saddle’s waiting Come and jump on it Sitting here flossing Peeping your steelo Just once if I have the chance The things I will do to you You and your body Every single portion Send chills up and down you spine Juices flowing down your thigh Chorus If we’re gonna get nasty, Baby First we’ll show & tell Till I reach your ponytail Lurk all over and through you baby Until I reach your stream You’ll be on my jockey team Chorus (repeats and ends) (Ride it) (My Saddle’s) more free lyrics

I’m just a bachelor
I’m looking for a partner
Someone who knows how to ride
Without even falling off
Gotta be compatible
Takes me to my limits
Girl when I break you off
I promise that you won’t want to get off

*Chorus*
If your horny, Let’s do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle’s waiting
Come and jump on it

If your horny, Let’s do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle’s waiting
Come and jump on it

Sitting here flossing
Peeping your steelo
Just once if I have the chance
The things I will do to you
You and your body
Every single portion
Send chills up and down you spine
Juices flowing down your thigh

*Chorus*

If we’re gonna get nasty, Baby
First we’ll show & tell
Till I reach your ponytail
Lurk all over and through you baby
Until I reach your stream
You’ll be on my jockey team

*Chorus*
(repeats and ends)

(Ride it)
(My Saddle’s)

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