This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Lie on the floor of the runway, baby
Wait for the ride; we'll have a comfortable flight
Don't be afraid, to be afraid here with me
And plunge, me toward into the wormhole with me
Let's roll... [2x]
South to the sea, I got a sailboat for free
Yes, little one, we'll sail as soon as we hitch out to sea
Don't be afraid, of the roaming alligators
And save the heart attacks for later
Let's roll... [4x]
North, to the French, I know a bar there that's in
Out of the way, in a Hades kind of way
But I'm not afraid, as long as you're here with me
Let's roll... [8x]
Wait for the ride; we'll have a comfortable flight
Don't be afraid, to be afraid here with me
And plunge, me toward into the wormhole with me
Let's roll... [2x]
South to the sea, I got a sailboat for free
Yes, little one, we'll sail as soon as we hitch out to sea
Don't be afraid, of the roaming alligators
And save the heart attacks for later
Let's roll... [4x]
North, to the French, I know a bar there that's in
Out of the way, in a Hades kind of way
But I'm not afraid, as long as you're here with me
Let's roll... [8x]
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Let's Roll Lyrics as written by Olivier Corbeil David Alexandre Hamelin
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
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Just out of curiosity, does anyone know if this song have anything to do with the 9/11 attacks, since the phrase "Let's roll" was used by the passengers of Flight 93 that crashed in Pennsylvania? Neil Young wrote a song entitled "Let's Roll" shortly after the attacks... Great song by the way..
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