This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I'm American
Already erased what was in my
Read about me
I'm American
I have many things
I wear diamond earings
Some people love me
Your scissors love me
I love you freely
I'm American
Always wearing a tie and suit for a living
I'm red white and blue
A new home for me and you
I fight for your rights
I wear a fancy tie
I'm only working for you middle-class americans!
I'm controversial
See my commmercial
This is imperative
We have a swing-set
Always wearing a tie and suit for a living
I'm red white and blue
A new home for me and you
I am the common cold
I never grow old
You are attached to me
Oh yes I come for free
And I love money
Yes I love champagne
I have a glock 10
I'm American
Always under a tie and suit for a living
And soon I'm red and baby I'm blue
A new home for me and you
And anyone else
I'm young and I make mistakes
All right, Oh yeah
Already erased what was in my
Read about me
I'm American
I have many things
I wear diamond earings
Some people love me
Your scissors love me
I love you freely
I'm American
Always wearing a tie and suit for a living
I'm red white and blue
A new home for me and you
I fight for your rights
I wear a fancy tie
I'm only working for you middle-class americans!
I'm controversial
See my commmercial
This is imperative
We have a swing-set
Always wearing a tie and suit for a living
I'm red white and blue
A new home for me and you
I am the common cold
I never grow old
You are attached to me
Oh yes I come for free
And I love money
Yes I love champagne
I have a glock 10
I'm American
Always under a tie and suit for a living
And soon I'm red and baby I'm blue
A new home for me and you
And anyone else
I'm young and I make mistakes
All right, Oh yeah
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