This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
He is the boss of me
He gives me hugs and sugar lumps
When my heart's gone bitter
He is the boss of me
He makes me coffee and
I write him a letter like I'm a poet or an ancestor
He is the boss of me
He tells me where to go, so I go, I just go
He's never done me wrong but he never wants to sing my songs
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
He is the boss of me
We walk until we hit the shore
Then we walk more, he walks more than me
He is the boss of me
My left foot walks to the rhythm of his
We march like we are children in an army club
He is the boss of me
He gives me a sensual touch and marks a trail of human blood he calls angel dust
The pearl in his hand is the jewel that will make me a man
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
The pearl in his hand is the jewel that will make me a man
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
He gives me hugs and sugar lumps
When my heart's gone bitter
He is the boss of me
He makes me coffee and
I write him a letter like I'm a poet or an ancestor
He is the boss of me
He tells me where to go, so I go, I just go
He's never done me wrong but he never wants to sing my songs
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
He is the boss of me
We walk until we hit the shore
Then we walk more, he walks more than me
He is the boss of me
My left foot walks to the rhythm of his
We march like we are children in an army club
He is the boss of me
He gives me a sensual touch and marks a trail of human blood he calls angel dust
The pearl in his hand is the jewel that will make me a man
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
The pearl in his hand is the jewel that will make me a man
Cause he is my walrus and I am his blubber, his lover
Lyrics submitted by midnightcowboy
He Is the Boss of Me Lyrics as written by Joel Gibb
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