This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Oh I remember things not many things
Don't remember where my feet touch the ground
I remember every word and every sound
I remember every word and every sound
I remember things not many things
Don't remember when the ships hit the sea
But I remember my name and what they paid for me
Bop-ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da-da
Lay me back down
In the bed with the cold-hearted people
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
I remember things not many things
Don't remember presidents or what they did
I remember the wars and just who profited
I remember the wars and just who profited
I remember things not many things
Don't remember places in time
I don't remember when the ships hit the sea
I remember the love and just who gave me it
Bop-ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da-da
Lay me back down
In the bed with the cold-hearted people
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
(lay me back down)
Lay me back down
I hear them calling me back to the ground
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Don't remember where my feet touch the ground
I remember every word and every sound
I remember every word and every sound
I remember things not many things
Don't remember when the ships hit the sea
But I remember my name and what they paid for me
Bop-ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da-da
Lay me back down
In the bed with the cold-hearted people
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
I remember things not many things
Don't remember presidents or what they did
I remember the wars and just who profited
I remember the wars and just who profited
I remember things not many things
Don't remember places in time
I don't remember when the ships hit the sea
I remember the love and just who gave me it
Bop-ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da
Ba-ba-da-da
Lay me back down
In the bed with the cold-hearted people
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
(lay me back down)
Lay me back down
I hear them calling me back to the ground
Lay me back down
In the holes and the warmth that we've warmed up
Listen to the word
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lay me back down
Lyrics submitted by lendmeyourbrain
Lay Me Back Down Lyrics as written by John Baldwin Gourley
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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