This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
How would it feel
The camera is kissing me
The telephone'll make you real
In sync and hours of sympathy
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
'Cause they know ya
Back in our production city
Sat here all against the wall
The flower girls are toxic to me
They sleep with me
They bash and call
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
They don't know ya
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
How would it feel
How would it feel
Are you ever gonna let me down?
Are you ever gonna let me down?
Are you ever gonna let me down?
I can't decide
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
I don't know ya
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
How would it feel
How would it feel
How would it feel
How would it feel
The camera is kissing me
The telephone'll make you real
In sync and hours of sympathy
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
'Cause they know ya
Back in our production city
Sat here all against the wall
The flower girls are toxic to me
They sleep with me
They bash and call
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
The wind is out but you can't feel
But you can lie, lie, lie, lie
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
They don't know ya
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
How would it feel
How would it feel
Are you ever gonna let me down?
Are you ever gonna let me down?
Are you ever gonna let me down?
I can't decide
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do you know
'Cause they know ya
How do they know
I don't know ya
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
All in my head I don't think so
The question you're asking is fine
How would it feel
How would it feel
How would it feel
How would it feel
Lyrics submitted by brokendrum85
Production City Lyrics as written by Parker Gispert Julian Dorio
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