This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I can hear noises through the walls
I can hear footsteps down the hall
In the middle of the night
I woke up to a blinding light
And i could hear your mother call
Oh but we didn´t care, and i say...
I can hear boys in the girls' room
Hear girls in the boys' room, running around
I can hear girls in the boys' room
Hear boys in the girls' room, running around
And what will happen when we´re gone
Will you remember how we were
Change your life, change your heart
Get ready for a brand new start
It doesn´t matter where you go
I want you everywhere, and i say...
I can hear boys in the girls' room
Hear girls in the boys' room, running around
I can hear girls in the boys' room
Hear boys in the girls' room, running around
I'm dying to see you coming around...
I can hear footsteps down the hall
In the middle of the night
I woke up to a blinding light
And i could hear your mother call
Oh but we didn´t care, and i say...
I can hear boys in the girls' room
Hear girls in the boys' room, running around
I can hear girls in the boys' room
Hear boys in the girls' room, running around
And what will happen when we´re gone
Will you remember how we were
Change your life, change your heart
Get ready for a brand new start
It doesn´t matter where you go
I want you everywhere, and i say...
I can hear boys in the girls' room
Hear girls in the boys' room, running around
I can hear girls in the boys' room
Hear boys in the girls' room, running around
I'm dying to see you coming around...
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Boys In The Girls' Room Lyrics as written by Jon Axelsson Erik Stenemo
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