This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
When you are the madness in my ear
I'll be alone tonight and I'll be in the clear
Take me for a night I said, take me for a year
I'll be your ear, my dear
When I go and when my heart is right
It's up and over and over every night
I call you up to soldiers,
I've been holding near,
You're here, my dear
Up and over and over every night
I call you up and hold me on the flight
I'll be your up-start cowboy
I've been holding near,
You're here, my dear
You're here, my dear
When the night is over and the time's a come
I hold you for the matter I've been holding from
I call you up and oh, I hide my sorrows near
You're here, my dear
You're here, my dear
You're here
I'll be alone tonight and I'll be in the clear
Take me for a night I said, take me for a year
I'll be your ear, my dear
When I go and when my heart is right
It's up and over and over every night
I call you up to soldiers,
I've been holding near,
You're here, my dear
Up and over and over every night
I call you up and hold me on the flight
I'll be your up-start cowboy
I've been holding near,
You're here, my dear
You're here, my dear
When the night is over and the time's a come
I hold you for the matter I've been holding from
I call you up and oh, I hide my sorrows near
You're here, my dear
You're here, my dear
You're here
Lyrics submitted by mindsawake, edited by mand0r
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