Dig A Pony

By John T. Marck

This was one of Lennon's recorded during the roof-top concert. Sort of a fictional love song that hints of otherworldliness, its lines promised more than it delivered. Lennon said that he made up the words as he went along. I believe him.

I hi hi hi hi hi hi, dig a pony, well you can celebrate anything you want

Yes, you can celebrate anything you want, ooh

I hi hi hi hi hi hi, do a roadhog, well you can penetrate any place you go

Yes, you can penetrate any place you go, I told you so,

All I want is you,

everything has got to be just like you want it to,

Because

I hi hi hi hi hi hi, pick a moondog, well you can radiate everything you are

Yes, you can radiate everything you are, ooh nowI hi hi hi hi hi hi, roll a stoney,

well you can imitate everyone you know Yes, you can imitate everyone you know, I told you so,

All I want is you,

everything has got to be just like you want it to,

Because

I hi hi hi hi hi hi, feel the wind blow, well you can indicate everything you see

Yes, you can indicate anything you see, ooh I hi hi hi hi hi hi, cold and lonely,

well you can syndicate any boat you row Yeah, you can syndicate any boat you row, I told you so,

All I want is you,

everything has got to be just like you want it to,

Because

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