This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You make me happy
Whether you know it or not
We should be happy
That's what I said from the start
I am so happy
Knowing you are the one that I want
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my days
You're all of my days
You're looking so cool
You're looking so fly, I can't deny
That when I'm staring you down right dead in the eye
I wanna try
To be the person you want
The person you need
It's hard to conceive
That somebody like you
Could be
With someone like me
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours
And justa, reminisce
Oh oh
You're lookin' so fresh
It's catchin' my eye
Why oh why
Did I not see this before
The girl I adore
Was right in front of me
And now I'll take a step back
And look in your eye
And ask why
It took us so long to see
We're meant to be
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours
And justa, reminisce
On the good the bad the ugly
The smiles the laughs the funny
Or all the things
We put each other through
It's for you for you
For you
You make me happy
Whether you know it or not
We should be happy
That's what I said from the start
I am so happy
Knowing you are the one that I want
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my days
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours and justa, reminisce
Oh oh
Whether you know it or not
We should be happy
That's what I said from the start
I am so happy
Knowing you are the one that I want
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my days
You're all of my days
You're looking so cool
You're looking so fly, I can't deny
That when I'm staring you down right dead in the eye
I wanna try
To be the person you want
The person you need
It's hard to conceive
That somebody like you
Could be
With someone like me
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours
And justa, reminisce
Oh oh
You're lookin' so fresh
It's catchin' my eye
Why oh why
Did I not see this before
The girl I adore
Was right in front of me
And now I'll take a step back
And look in your eye
And ask why
It took us so long to see
We're meant to be
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours
And justa, reminisce
On the good the bad the ugly
The smiles the laughs the funny
Or all the things
We put each other through
It's for you for you
For you
You make me happy
Whether you know it or not
We should be happy
That's what I said from the start
I am so happy
Knowing you are the one that I want
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my days
I'm happy knowing that you are mine
The grass is greener
On the other side
The more I think
The more I wish
That we could lie here for hours and justa, reminisce
Oh oh
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