This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You never listen when I say
Only need another day
You never listen when I tell you what I tell you
I'm thinking what I'm thinkin'
Need a little time to keep the motor tickin' over now
Only need another day
Gotta find another way
We got a problem 'cause I don't know what you're thinkin'
You don't care what I'm feelin'
We better work it out or else there's gonna be a showdown now
Why do you do what you do to me?
You got no clue what you do to me
Try to say but you couldn't see
What do come don't come easily
Only need another day
But it comes and it goes and everybody knows
That I don't like it, no I don't like it
And when it flows and when it starts to go
Then I like it, I sure do like it
I hope the day never comes you throw it all away
I only need another day
You never listen when I
You never listen when I say
I only need another day
You never listen when I tell you what I tell you
I'm thinking what I'm thinkin'
I need a little time to keep the motor tickin' over now
I don't believe that we can't agree
But I ain't letting that bother me
I tried to say but you couldn't see
What do come should come easily
I only need another day
But it comes and it goes and everybody knows
That I don't like it, no I don't like it
And when it flows and when it starts to go
Then I like it, I sure do like it
I hope the day never comes you throw it all away
Another day, I need another day
Another day, I need another day
Another day, I need another day
Only need another day
You never listen when I tell you what I tell you
I'm thinking what I'm thinkin'
Need a little time to keep the motor tickin' over now
Only need another day
Gotta find another way
We got a problem 'cause I don't know what you're thinkin'
You don't care what I'm feelin'
We better work it out or else there's gonna be a showdown now
Why do you do what you do to me?
You got no clue what you do to me
Try to say but you couldn't see
What do come don't come easily
Only need another day
But it comes and it goes and everybody knows
That I don't like it, no I don't like it
And when it flows and when it starts to go
Then I like it, I sure do like it
I hope the day never comes you throw it all away
I only need another day
You never listen when I
You never listen when I say
I only need another day
You never listen when I tell you what I tell you
I'm thinking what I'm thinkin'
I need a little time to keep the motor tickin' over now
I don't believe that we can't agree
But I ain't letting that bother me
I tried to say but you couldn't see
What do come should come easily
I only need another day
But it comes and it goes and everybody knows
That I don't like it, no I don't like it
And when it flows and when it starts to go
Then I like it, I sure do like it
I hope the day never comes you throw it all away
Another day, I need another day
Another day, I need another day
Another day, I need another day
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