Ride Ride Ride
Billy Walker · The Walker Way [1967]
If you don't want me baby
If you're not satisfied
If you don't care get on your horse
And ride, ride, ride.
Since you got on your high horse
Those fancy friends you've found
You've had a hard time seeing me
You're always looking down.
If you don't want me baby
If you're not satisfied
If you don't care get on your horse
And ride, ride, ride.
You talked about me honey
And you tried to tear me down
But while you're throwing dirt at me
You're slowly losing around.
If you don't want me baby
If you're not satisfied
If you don't care get on your horse
And ride, ride, ride.
--- Instrumental ---
I'll have your second fiddle
Returned to you today
'Cause baby that's one instrument
I'll never learn to play.
If you don't want me baby
If you're not satisfied
If you don't care get on your horse
And ride, ride, ride.
If you don't want me baby
If you're not satisfied
If you don't care get on your horse
And ride, ride, ride...
Ride Ride Ride
Billy Walker's 'Ride Ride Ride' stands as a spirited song in his mid-1960s discography, appearing on the 1967 album The Walker Way. Known for his distinctive vocal style and contributions to the country and western genre, Walker often explored themes of movement and life on the road. This track captures the energy of that era, showcasing his ability to deliver engaging narratives through music. While Walker released numerous recordings throughout the 1960s, including notable works like 'My Last Will' and 'I Got You,' 'Ride Ride Ride' remains a testament to his consistent output during a productive period. The song reflects the broader musical landscape of the time, blending traditional country elements with the storytelling prowess that defined Walker's career. It serves as a reminder of his significant role in shaping the sound of that decade.