My father was a jockey.
Told me I'd ride.
My father was a jockey.
Told me I'd ride.
One in the middle,
then side to side.
One
in the middle,
then side to side.
My father, father,
never, never loved the race.
Ride, ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
The break of dawn.
I ride so hard sometimes,
I ride only in my sleep.
I ride so hard sometimes,
I ride only in my sleep.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride, ride.
Ride,
ride.
The break of dawn.
Hey, hey.
Hey.
Hey.
Now, Johnny,
it's Hammond.
Can I hear you?
Mm-hmm.
Oh, no.
My father
was a jockey.
He told me how to ride.
My father was a jockey and
told me how to ride.
But Johnny,
one in the middle,
then side to side.
One
in the middle,
then side to side.
No, no, no.
But Johnny,
never, never, never,
never
loved the race.
Never, never loved the race.
No, no.
Hey.
Lord, Lord.
Mm-hmm.
My father,
my dear old father,
never loved the race.
Never loved the race.
Taught me same thing.
Taught me, taught me same thing.