This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
[Verse 1:]
Is This Is A Dream?
Is My Car This Mean?
Am I Imagining Things?
Diamond In The Back
Of My Cadillac
If This ain't A Fact (Oh No)
Don't Wait On Me (Oh No)
Who's This Girl?
And Who's This Girl?
Together Like Plural (Oh No, Oh No)
Say You Wanna Ride With This Super Fly
How Can I Decline I Can't (No Way)
If This Is Dreaming I Don't Want To Be
In Reality, No I Don't
I Must Be High On Someone's On Supply
'cause My Mind Is Tripping
Or Am I Pimping
La La La La La La La
Goes My System In My Car
If My Name Is Only You
I Don't Want Your Daily Love
This Is Pimping Living
[Singing With Horns]
[Verse 2:]
These Diamond Rings
And Platinum Things,
I Can't Complain, Can I?
Where's My Armani Suit?
And, Where's My Gator Boots?
My Girls Used To Call Me Cute
But, Where's My Girlfriend (Don't Know)
It Was Just A Dream, And,
I ain't Got A Thing
And My Chain Don't Swing (No It Don't)
I ain't Got No Girl
My Fade Don't Blend, I
I Got 50 Cents
With No Residence
But I'm Still Pimping
[Dwele:] Ooooh Look At That Line
[Guy 1:] Damn, Man I ain't Bout To Stand In This Dude
[Guy 2:] It's Too Long Anyway
[Dwele:] For Real
[Guy 1:] Aye Man, That Look Like The Girl From Yesterday, Dude
...Ya That's Her
[Security:] You! You!...Not You
[Guy 2:] Lil Jamie How You Doing..You Alright, Woody?
[Guy 3:] I'll See You At The Club, We'll Be Getting Some After This
[Guy 4:] I'm Trying To Party Dawg, Man There's Too Many Girls Going Up In The Club, That's What's Up
[Dwele:] Sup Right Here Man, We Good, Yo What's Up Man You Straight
Is This Is A Dream?
Is My Car This Mean?
Am I Imagining Things?
Diamond In The Back
Of My Cadillac
If This ain't A Fact (Oh No)
Don't Wait On Me (Oh No)
Who's This Girl?
And Who's This Girl?
Together Like Plural (Oh No, Oh No)
Say You Wanna Ride With This Super Fly
How Can I Decline I Can't (No Way)
If This Is Dreaming I Don't Want To Be
In Reality, No I Don't
I Must Be High On Someone's On Supply
'cause My Mind Is Tripping
Or Am I Pimping
La La La La La La La
Goes My System In My Car
If My Name Is Only You
I Don't Want Your Daily Love
This Is Pimping Living
[Singing With Horns]
[Verse 2:]
These Diamond Rings
And Platinum Things,
I Can't Complain, Can I?
Where's My Armani Suit?
And, Where's My Gator Boots?
My Girls Used To Call Me Cute
But, Where's My Girlfriend (Don't Know)
It Was Just A Dream, And,
I ain't Got A Thing
And My Chain Don't Swing (No It Don't)
I ain't Got No Girl
My Fade Don't Blend, I
I Got 50 Cents
With No Residence
But I'm Still Pimping
[Dwele:] Ooooh Look At That Line
[Guy 1:] Damn, Man I ain't Bout To Stand In This Dude
[Guy 2:] It's Too Long Anyway
[Dwele:] For Real
[Guy 1:] Aye Man, That Look Like The Girl From Yesterday, Dude
...Ya That's Her
[Security:] You! You!...Not You
[Guy 2:] Lil Jamie How You Doing..You Alright, Woody?
[Guy 3:] I'll See You At The Club, We'll Be Getting Some After This
[Guy 4:] I'm Trying To Party Dawg, Man There's Too Many Girls Going Up In The Club, That's What's Up
[Dwele:] Sup Right Here Man, We Good, Yo What's Up Man You Straight
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