Hold On I’m Coming

Who say women will never be better Rodeo riders than men didn’t see the victory performance of this relatively petite champion. She reached the competition only to the chest but said height didn’t matter and she was right. She stayed on so long the horse was worn out.

Hold On I’m Coming

How she straddled and rode, there was hardly a doubt

Our little gem could ride any stallion about 

Left she tossed and then to the right

Down, up, back and forth, holding tight

Over and over the stallion answered with no repeal 

None before had straddle him with such artistic appeal

It is time, he seemed to say, I had enough

Make her stop, this ride is getting too rough

Can’t give in, she said to the old stallion

One hand clasped his chest, her nails dug in and it begun

More humping and groaning but he was hopeless

It was a battle well fought but she was best

Now she smiled triumphantly as they started the drumming

Girl rode a victory lap and shouted Hold on I’m coming

 

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