This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Every day, I'm in her store
Buying coffee, but wanting more
Does she know what I am thinking
Or why I'm doing all this coffee drinking?
'Cause when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
She goes by Meg, but her nametag says Megan
She takes her coffee black, 'cause she's a vegan
And when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
Got it bad for that coffeeshop girl
Only girl in the world for me
Got a thing for that coffeeshop girl
Only girl in the world I want to see
Juan Valdez would be very proud
Of how well she works the coffee crowd
Her eyes are dark, just like mocha java
She turns my insides into molten lava
And when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
If she knew that I thought she's a hottie
Would she still give me that free Biscotti?
Am I just another customer
Or does she know, how I feel for her?
©2000 Jeff Caglarcan
Buying coffee, but wanting more
Does she know what I am thinking
Or why I'm doing all this coffee drinking?
'Cause when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
She goes by Meg, but her nametag says Megan
She takes her coffee black, 'cause she's a vegan
And when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
Got it bad for that coffeeshop girl
Only girl in the world for me
Got a thing for that coffeeshop girl
Only girl in the world I want to see
Juan Valdez would be very proud
Of how well she works the coffee crowd
Her eyes are dark, just like mocha java
She turns my insides into molten lava
And when she rings me up
My heart starts speeding up
One day soon, wait and see
I will ask her out with me
If she knew that I thought she's a hottie
Would she still give me that free Biscotti?
Am I just another customer
Or does she know, how I feel for her?
©2000 Jeff Caglarcan
Lyrics submitted by ebarao
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