Contextual Analysis of "but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute" in Lyrics

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well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute
well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute

but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute

for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot
for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot

ride my pony

Singer: hiatt, john

well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute

but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute

for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot

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well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute

but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute

for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot

ride my pony

hiatt, john

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ride my pony

Singer: john hiatt

well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute

but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute

for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot

crssk.

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well the horseman you might say he is a slave to the brute

but he loves that beast of burden and there is no substitute

for the pleasure of his saddle or the leather of his boot

ride my pony

john hiatt

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