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"The Ballad of Bodacious" is a track by Primus, from the album Antipop, released 17th October 1999. The track is 3:28 long. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below.
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Who's gonna ride Bodacious? Who's gonna tame him down? Look out for Bodacious He's bound to hold his ground Here comes Bodacious Ya'll just step aside I'm big and bad Bodacious Takes a toll from those who ride Bodacious said, I'm a whole lotta bull Over nineteen-hundred pounds He's born in Goltry, Oklahoma And he's the baddest sonsabitch around If a Burma bull ever were a super star Then Bodacious just might be He's a cream colored, beefy brawn Full-fledged, four-footed bovine celebrity Who's gonna ride Bodacious? Who's gonna tame him down? Look out for Bodacious He's bound to hold his ground Here come the bodacious Ya'll just step aside Big and bad Bodacious Takes a toll from those who ride Young Bo met a man named Tuff Hedeman At the start of his buckin' spree And Tuff became one of the few to make the whistle Back in nineteen-ninety-three Tuff tried to ride Bo again at the finals In nineteen-ninety-five Bodacious had got a little older and wiser Tuff barely came out alive Bodacious said, I'm a whole lotta bull Over nineteen-hundred pounds He's born in Goltry, Oklahoma And he's the baddest sonsabitch around If a Burma bull ever were a super star Then Bodacious just might be He's a cream colored, beefy brawn Full-fledged, super stunt, bovine celebrity Who's gonna ride Bodacious? Who's gonna tame him down? Look out for Bodacious He's bound to hold his ground Here come the bodacious Ya'll just step aside Big and bad Bodacious Takes a toll from those who ride Who's gonna ride Bodacious? Who's gonna tame him down? Look out for Bodacious He's bound to hold his ground Here come the bodacious Ya'll just step aside Big, badass Bodacious Will take a big hunk out of your pride
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