Ride
Sharp Dee Dee Lyrics

Let's pony again
Let's dance together again, like how we used to.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it, get it)
Encouraging the listener to join in and participate in the dancing.

I'm gonna get on my pony and ride
I'm going to dance in a certain style and enjoy myself.

(Ride)
A call to continue dancing.

Ride
The dance continues and the beat and rhythm are maintained.

I'm gonna get on my pony and ride
Continuing the enjoyment of the dancing style.

('Til you're by my side)
Wanting to dance with a particular person and to be close to them.

Now, you can shake, shout, stop and smile
The listener is free to express themselves however they feel comfortable while dancing.

And you can run the quarter horse
Dancing can be done in various styles and with different rhythms.

Or ride
The dancing can also involve movements and actions that imitate riding a horse.

('Til you're by my side)
Continuing to express the desire to dance with someone special.

Well, get it
Another call for the listener to join in and participate in the dancing.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it)
Encouraging the listener to keep dancing with enthusiasm.

Pony, baby
A term of endearment used while dancing together.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it)
Continuing to encourage the listener to participate and enjoy the dancing.

Come on and pony with me
Asking the listener to dance with the artist.

(Pony with me)
A repetition of the request to dance together.

I'm gonna swing me a lasso and ride
Adding a new element to the dancing by indicating that they will be imitating swinging a lasso while dancing.

('Til you're roped and tied)
Continuing the desire to dance with someone special and to be close to them.

Now, you can shake, shout, stop and smile
Reiterating that the listener is able to freely express themselves while dancing.

And you can jump, thump, all in stride
Dancing can include various actions and movements that incorporate jumping, stomping, and more while maintaining the beat and rhythm of the song.

Or ride
Again, the dancing can involve movements and actions that imitate riding a horse.

('Til you're by my side)
Continuing to express the desire to dance with someone special.

Well, get it
Further encouragement for the listener to actively participate in the dancing.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it)
Continuing to motivate the listener to dance with enthusiasm and energy.

Come on and pony with me
Inviting the listener to dance together again.

(Pony with me)
Repeating the request to dance together.

I'm gonna get on my pony and ride
Again, indicating the artist's intention to continue dancing in their preferred style.

(Ride)
A call for the dancing to continue.

Ride
The dancing continues, and the beat and rhythm of the song are maintained.

Ride
The dancing continues, and enthusiasm for the activity is maintained.

I'm gonna get on my pony and ride
The artist's desire to continue enjoying their preferred style of dancing.

('Til you're by my side)
Continuing to express the desire to dance with someone special and to be close to them.

Now, you can shake, shout, stop and smile
Re-emphasizing the listener's ability to freely express themselves while dancing.

And you can run the quarter horse
Again, reminding the listener that dancing can be done in various styles and with different rhythms.

Or ride
Repeating that dancing can include movements that imitate riding a horse.

('Til you're by my side)
Reiterating the desire to dance with someone special and have a good time together.

Come on and get it
Encouraging the listener to actively participate in the dancing and join in the fun.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it)
Motivating the listener to dance with enthusiasm and energy.

Pony, baby
Using a term of endearment while dancing together again.

(Get it, get it, get it, get it)
Encouragement to keep dancing with energy and excitement.

Come on and pony with me
Asking the listener to join the singer and dance together.

(Pony with me)
Repeating the invitation to dance together enthusiastically.

End of the song.