This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I opened the gates up.
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
This suit that I'm wearin' cost $200
But I got it free with a $3 knife.
I got tailor-made shirts with them long pointed collars
And all it's gonna cost is ten years of my life.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
I been rousted and turned out at three in the mornin'.
I been roughed up and shook down and stood on my ear.
I tried to find work, but they called me a jailbird,
So I went for the funnel, and I wound up down here.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
I found me a woman as warm as the sunshine.
It took her a year to slip out of her dress.
She talked about havin' a little rose-covered cottage
But roses cost money and you know the rest.
So I went for the funnel, and I wound up down here.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
Yes, I'm back home in Huntsville again.
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
This suit that I'm wearin' cost $200
But I got it free with a $3 knife.
I got tailor-made shirts with them long pointed collars
And all it's gonna cost is ten years of my life.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
I been rousted and turned out at three in the mornin'.
I been roughed up and shook down and stood on my ear.
I tried to find work, but they called me a jailbird,
So I went for the funnel, and I wound up down here.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
I found me a woman as warm as the sunshine.
It took her a year to slip out of her dress.
She talked about havin' a little rose-covered cottage
But roses cost money and you know the rest.
So I went for the funnel, and I wound up down here.
So open the gates up
Hey, Screw... Did you miss me?
Jimmy, I see that you found a new friend
Warden, come down here and kiss me hello
Cuz I'm back home in Huntsville again.
Yes, I'm back home in Huntsville again.
Lyrics submitted by knate15
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