This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Take your time, I can wait
I remind, that it's late
I'll drive you home
Yeah, I'll drive you home
In a while, I'll be gone
? all I want
To drive you home
Well, I drive you home
Again
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Promises, aren't enough
All the sins, all that once
But I drive you home
Would I drive you home
Again
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
It's timing baby, forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing, can't we forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing baby, forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing, can't we forget about the summer, it's over
[Repeat: x7]
It's over
I remind, that it's late
I'll drive you home
Yeah, I'll drive you home
In a while, I'll be gone
? all I want
To drive you home
Well, I drive you home
Again
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Promises, aren't enough
All the sins, all that once
But I drive you home
Would I drive you home
Again
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
It's timing baby, forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing, can't we forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing baby, forget about the summer, it's over
It's timing, can't we forget about the summer, it's over
[Repeat: x7]
It's over
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Foreign Kicks Lyrics as written by Keith Murray Christopher Cain
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and the third verse like this:
promises aren't enough all this ends all at once when I drive you home when I drive you home again
and the first like this:<br /> <br /> take your time, I can wait<br /> I don't mind that it's late<br /> I'll drive you home<br /> yeah, I'll drive you home
This song goes about a relationship for sure. It look likes the girl cheated on him, and he is breaking up with her. But, he still loves her. I'm not sure of this explanation, but it is the closest I came up with I think.
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Take your time, I can wait I don't mind that it's late* I'll drive you home Yeah, I'll drive you home