Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Natalie Merchant
Canonical path: /natalie-merchant/equestrienne
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Equestrienne
Read Equestrienne lyrics by Natalie Merchant on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Equestrienne
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See, they are clearing the sawdust course
For the girl in pink on the milk-white horse.
Her spangles twinkle; his pale flanks shine,
Every hair of his tail is fine
And bright as a comet's; his mane blows free,
And she points a toe and bends a knee,
And while his hoofbeats fall like rain
Over and over and over again.
And nothing that moves on land or sea
Will seem so beautiful to me
As the girl in pink on the milk-white horse
Cantering over the sawdust course.
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