1. Horse was a rock ban… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least six artists called Horse.
1. Horse was a rock band, fronted by Horse McDonald, that existed from 1990 to 1995. After the band's split, Horse McDonald continued solo under the same name, as a singer-songwriter. Currently, Horse is finishing her ninth album. Horse (the band and the singer/songwriter) has supported such artists as BB King, Tina Turner, Nanci Griffith and Aztec Camera. Horse was born as Sheena McDonald in Newport on Tay, Fife, United Kingdom, on 22 November 1958. www.horsemcdonald.com
2. Horse was British band that existed between 1968 to 1971 and then turned into Saturnalia. The Founders were Rod Roach on guitar and Adrian Hawkins on vocal. The line-up was complete when Steve Holley on drums and Colin Standring, a previous member of Kit and the Saracens & Jimmy Brown Sound, on bass joined them. In this time, Standring was at Surrey University. Their only album was recorded in Olympic Studio Two, London, in 1969
3. Horse was a stoner rock band from Finland, whose music has influences from rock, blues and psychedelia. Nowadays named Hi-Horse.
4. Horse is Arjan Hilberdink from The Netherlands, who was the frontman of indie rock band, The Horse Company (2006-2013). After the band's demise, Hilberdink wrote and recorded some songs on his own (in 2015), but they remained unfinished and unreleased until early 2021, as Hilberdink announced his first EP as Horse, entitled Orca.
5. Horse is a post-punk band from Delft, the Netherlands. www.horse.nl
6. Horse is a singer/songwriter from Houston, TX. Horse was started by Fernando Nava in 2004. Current members include Diego Arciniega, Jaime Nava, and Collin Hedrick.
7. Horse is the former name of bitcore band Horse the Band, they changed their name around July 6, 1999, after legal threats from the Scottish band Horse.
Because
Horse Lyrics
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You'd wear with pride
Like some empty dress on the bed
You've laid out for tonight
Maybe I'll tell you sometime
Time
Sometime
Right
You were right
Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine
Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine
Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine
Oh
The lyrics to the song 'Because' by Horse are a reflection of someone's desire to be seen and valued by their loved one. The singer is expressing their desire to be someone who their partner will be proud to be with and to show off to the world. They compare themselves to an empty dress on a bed, waiting to be worn with pride, and suggest that maybe one day they will have the opportunity to tell their loved one how they feel.
The repetition of the words 'right' and 'time' in the song suggests that the singer wants to make sure that they are doing things correctly and that they are not rushing things. They want to make sure that they are doing things at the right time, and that this will lead to a positive outcome. The use of the phrase 'where we'll shine' towards the end of the song suggests that the singer wants to create a bright future with their loved one, one where they can both be happy and shine together.
Overall, the song 'Because' is about the desire for love and validation, as well as the hope for a bright future with someone special. It is a reflective and emotional piece that seeks to express the depth of someone's feelings for their partner.
Line by Line Meaning
Well I'd like to think I'm the mess
I believe I am the chaos and disorder that you proudly bear
You'd wear with pride
You would display me with honor
Like some empty dress on the bed
I am a lifeless object on your bed
You've laid out for tonight
You have intentionally positioned me for the night
Maybe I'll tell you sometime
Perhaps I will reveal something to you at some point
Time
Time
Sometime
At some point
And you were right
You were correct
Right
Correct
Outside
Beyond the threshold
By your doorstep
Next to your entranceway
In a worn-out
Dressed in shabby clothing
Suit and tie
Formal attire consisting of a suit and a necktie
I'll wait
I will bide my time
For you to come down
Waiting for you to come outside
Where you'll find me
Where you will encounter me
Where we'll shine
Where we will radiate brilliance
Oh
Oh
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Christopher Early, Mathew Brooke, Timothy Meinig
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Your video has come out to my channel In the best momment.
I used to be a show jumper (I will be seeing your video about jumping as soon as I can), I had competed since I was eight but at 14 something horrible happened to me. I had a really complicated accident, I could not move for months and I was not able to attend school, the simple action of reading or writing was so difficult for me.
When I got the chance of coming back to horse riding, I was not scared untill I saw the first jump. Futhermore, I moved to another equestrian centre where I did not know anyone, and everything and everyone were new for me. I was attacked each time my trainer wanted me to jump, it was horrible. So as it was a show jumping team, she made me go to the trainings of the people who were starting and I felt really stupid there. I had a good level, higher than my mates and I was feeling I was losing time. At the same time each time I saw someone jumping I remembered my jumping days and suddenly I felt surrondly by sorrow, “how ill-fated I am!” I was telling to myself all time. Imagine how much it affects me that nowadays, after four years of my accident I can´t help but burst into tears.
They ended up creating a dressage team which I was ordered to join, so I did it even though Dressage has never been my thing.
From time to time we went to the jumping arena to do some flatwork or work with poles or cavalletis, each time I saw a pole something started to awake inside myself. I managed to do it all in a perfect way, but there was always something in myself who was telling me all the bad things that a pole in a elevated height did to me.
In all these years I had only being able to jump over 80cm fences with a horse I trust the most. I changed my town equestrian centre, but I am still going to the stables where I ride at summer. Two years ago I managed to jump with this horse I am talking you about, he is crazy, pretty green but I trust him my whole life because I knew I had jumped pretty high with that horse before and 0,80 was a shit in comparation with what we had done before.
Anyway, this horse is injured nowadays and he can not be ridden anymore, so any hope I have to come back as confident as I used before has flown away from my mind.
At the same time some months ago I started to receive dressage lessons with my previous jumper trainer, and now I am not as confident as I used to, I remember every attack I felt each time she wanted to see me jumping, and it is completely horrible. At the point that I have took a break to try to figure out my mind. I do not feel anything when I am ridding nowadays, before I was willing to go to the stables, to see the horses, to ride, now I do not feel anything. It is something I do not hate but I do not like as well, before I was fascionated about it.
It must also be said that the only moments of happiness I had have on a horse since my accident were my jumping lessons with Relampago (the horse I told you about), a dressage lesson a year ago which was so nice and two routes where I felt fearless.
At the momment I am thinking about giving up horse riding, and just ride when my friends tell me to go to a route.
Your video has helped me to meditate and thinking it all over again. I have been all these four years thinking of giving it, but I have never made the decision, maybe there is something in me that still enjoy to ride.
Thank you.
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I want to say a big THANK YOU NATASHA for the free fearless class. I’m so excited I will be learning from the best mind and riding instructor there is. You will be helping a lot of people enjoy their riding much more. I have been riding for 4 months now and feeling very anxious about going out on the trail because it’s not a “controlled” environment like the arena
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I am always super scared to ride, worried and more.. I feel like I’m going to fall and whenever I’m worried and scared the horse is too 🥺♥️
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murphyshsu
Yesterday I had a great lesson with my trainer... we were cooling out and walking on the buckle and talking about the lesson and something happened that made my usually quiet horse have a violent reaction (I think he got stung by a wasp). My horse did one huge buck and I was flung off. Thank goodness for a relatively soft sand arena. I have no fear of this horse, and I definitely have no fear of walking around, cooling out in an enclosed arena. It was just a freak thing that happened.
jenni wrenn
Great advice! Jericho start rearing last year I was "what if...?" to my trainer who calmly showed me & explained, I got on, did the correction & it worked. Now rearing is rare & I'm not scared since that was my biggest fear. I even laugh like you when he gives a little buck going into canter because I saw it happen to you & know it's just a bit of extra energy. Thanks so much!!!
jenni wrenn
@YourRidingSuccess Thank you so much!❤🐎
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Kelly Benedetti
About to ride my horse for the first time in 3 months. She's one of those legit rodeo buckers that professional training couldn't fix, so every ride is an adventure. In my 20s it was no bid deal coming off. Now I'm older, bounce less, and have bigger bills to pay! Lol But thanks for the reminder... I've developed coping skills, know the warning signs, and know how to fall off it comes to that. I've got this.