This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I've got nothing to say
I've got building block for teeth
And a tube sock, for a tongue
I can't do anything
I can't do my hair right
Or have a good time
Or fall asleep,
With my girl
If you don't wanna see
The worst in me
You've got two choices:
Cover your eyes,
Both hands tight
Or, just leave
I don't know what I think
I'm unsure
That I could or couldn't
Care, less or more
About everyone
I do or don't know
If you don't wanna be
With a dead beat like me
I won't blame you
I won't blame you
I won't blame you
If you don't wanna see
The worst in me
You've got two choices
Cover your eyes
Both hands tight
Or just leave.
I've got building block for teeth
And a tube sock, for a tongue
I can't do anything
I can't do my hair right
Or have a good time
Or fall asleep,
With my girl
If you don't wanna see
The worst in me
You've got two choices:
Cover your eyes,
Both hands tight
Or, just leave
I don't know what I think
I'm unsure
That I could or couldn't
Care, less or more
About everyone
I do or don't know
If you don't wanna be
With a dead beat like me
I won't blame you
I won't blame you
I won't blame you
If you don't wanna see
The worst in me
You've got two choices
Cover your eyes
Both hands tight
Or just leave.
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Great version of a great song,
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it is my life. and whats more? im not happy here anymore.