This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I've never been so happy to see a photograph of me
Then when graced with your company.
You're making a small change to the way
That you wear your heart.
I like it better, I like it, I like it better now
[Chorus]
I'll swing from a streetlight
And sing oh, oh, oh
I'm stuck in the meantime
But we're so, oh close
The sunlight is overwhelming the scene that is
Composed of you and me in our finest moment.
An amazing illusion was made with trick photography
It seems like you're really, you're really,
It feels like you're really here.
[Chorus]
As I'm grilled by a spotlight
I'll sing oh, oh, oh
And the thrill of a good fight
Is we are so, oh close.
Then when graced with your company.
You're making a small change to the way
That you wear your heart.
I like it better, I like it, I like it better now
[Chorus]
I'll swing from a streetlight
And sing oh, oh, oh
I'm stuck in the meantime
But we're so, oh close
The sunlight is overwhelming the scene that is
Composed of you and me in our finest moment.
An amazing illusion was made with trick photography
It seems like you're really, you're really,
It feels like you're really here.
[Chorus]
As I'm grilled by a spotlight
I'll sing oh, oh, oh
And the thrill of a good fight
Is we are so, oh close.
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