This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
But I want the ganja, never hurt no one
Lord, you got to kill off the one youth man
But I want the ganja, never hurt no one
Lord, you got to kill off the one youth man
He said now, girls and guns, guns and girls
Come together like the diamond and pearl
One, the one, ruled the world
Tried to tell me you're no ordinary girl
Said little woman, would you like to come quick?
I said now woman, would you like to roll a little faster?
Woman, would you like to come quick, quick, quick?
Wouldn't you like it if we roll a little faster?
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Got five hundered clip, five hundered clips
And again I'm going to New York, New York
Got five thousand, five thousand clips
And then I'm going to New York, New York
And then I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
We gonna shoot up the one, say no
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
But I want the ganja, never hurt no one
Lord, you got to kill off the one youth man
But I want the ganja, never hurt no one
Lord, you got to kill off the one youth man
He said now, girls and guns, guns and girls
Come together like the diamond and pearl
One, the one, ruled the world
Tried to tell me you're no ordinary girl
Said little woman, would you like to come quick?
I said now woman, would you like to roll a little faster?
Woman, would you like to come quick, quick, quick?
Wouldn't you like it if we roll a little faster?
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Got five hundered clip, five hundered clips
And again I'm going to New York, New York
Got five thousand, five thousand clips
And then I'm going to New York, New York
And then I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
Said, I'm going, going, back, back
All the way to Cali, Cali, that's where I wanna be
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
I said, you want some even though you never need it, do you feel it?
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
But a bandelero
We gonna shoot up the one, say no
Lyrics submitted by vactom
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