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1st verse Never does too good in school Always feels out of place Learning things could not compare To adrenaline's taste He can't wait for Friday nights He prays he don't get thrown The smell of sweat and leather He loves to rodeo
chorus Hand on the gate He's needing eight And a low nineties ride He's wrapped around Twelve hundred pounds Of attitude named Clyde Pulls down his hat Folds back his chaps Nods once and yells, "Let's go!" Sawdust ballet It ain't the pay He loves to rodeo
2nd verse His girlfriend races barrels He loves to watch her ride His eyes ain't always on the clock As she goes flying by Now she's leaning on the fence His time to rock and roll He's got the fire inside him He loves to rodeo
chorus Hand on the gate He's needing eight And a low nineties ride He's wrapped around Twelve hundred pounds Of attitude named Clyde Pulls down his hat Folds back his chaps Nods once and yells, "Let's go!" Sawdust ballet It ain't the pay He loves to rodeo
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bridge He's drawn this bull before A rocking chair from Hell He broke his hand the last time Hung up inside the well
chorus Hand on the gate He's needing eight And a low nineties ride He's wrapped around Twelve hundred pounds Of attitude named Clyde Pulls down his hat Folds back his chaps Nods once and yells, "Let's go!" Sawdust ballet It ain't the pay He loves to rodeo
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