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Jingle Smells
Gasping through the snow, as a gross horse pulls my sleigh. No matter where we go He’s dropping the whole way. I pray his tail stays low, 'Cause I know I'll never last, no way that I can ride and sing behind a horse that's full of gas. Jingle bells, horses smell When facing the wrong way, It’s not much fun to ride behind A courser full of hay, O Jingle bells, horses smell When facing the wrong way, It's not much fun to ride behind A courser full of hay. Dashing down the road dropping presents in the sleigh. The horse don't seem to know what's throwing back our way. We stop him for a while, he gives us his best shots. It's funny there's two meanings for a horse that has the trots. Jingle bells, horses smell When facing the wrong way, It’s not much fun to ride behind A courser full of hay, O Jingle bells, horses smell When facing the wrong way, It's not much fun to ride behind A courser full of hay.
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