This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Remember the Alamo
When help was on the way
It's better here and now
I feel that good today
I'd like to take a walk
But not around the block
I really got some news
I met a man from Mars
He picked up all my guitars
And played me traveling songs
And when we got on ship
He brought out something for the trip
And said, It's old but it's good
Like any other primitive would
I'm gonna ride my llama
From Peru to Texarkana
I want to ride him good
In my old neighborhood
I'm gonna ride him good
In my old neighborhood
And when we got on ship
He brought out something for the trip
And said, It's old but it's good
Like any other primitive would
When help was on the way
It's better here and now
I feel that good today
I'd like to take a walk
But not around the block
I really got some news
I met a man from Mars
He picked up all my guitars
And played me traveling songs
And when we got on ship
He brought out something for the trip
And said, It's old but it's good
Like any other primitive would
I'm gonna ride my llama
From Peru to Texarkana
I want to ride him good
In my old neighborhood
I'm gonna ride him good
In my old neighborhood
And when we got on ship
He brought out something for the trip
And said, It's old but it's good
Like any other primitive would
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This is just a weird song that sort of makes one speechless and wondering the strange mind of Neil Young and how he comes up with this shit. Great tune, I just have no idea what this could be about... a man from Mars I guess? huh?