This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I don't wanna be the one to say I'm gonna miss you but I will
I don't wanna say I'm gonna cry out my eyes baby but I will
I'm not ashamed for you to know how much I really love you so
Cause it was such a thrill
And just remember when you're gone there'll be that someone
Sad who loves you still
You will look at her and see me smiling back at you I know you will
You will find yourself repeating the things we used to do I know you will
Don't wonder if you want to come back just got running home to me
And let me feel that thrill
Cause I'm the one who told I would love you dear forever and I will
Oh I will you know I will
Don't wonder if you want to
I'm the one who told I would love you dear forever and I will I will
I don't wanna say I'm gonna cry out my eyes baby but I will
I'm not ashamed for you to know how much I really love you so
Cause it was such a thrill
And just remember when you're gone there'll be that someone
Sad who loves you still
You will look at her and see me smiling back at you I know you will
You will find yourself repeating the things we used to do I know you will
Don't wonder if you want to come back just got running home to me
And let me feel that thrill
Cause I'm the one who told I would love you dear forever and I will
Oh I will you know I will
Don't wonder if you want to
I'm the one who told I would love you dear forever and I will I will
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