This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Laughter is the only thing that'll keep you sane
This world is dyin' more and more every day
Don't let evil get you down
In this madness, spinning 'round and 'round
[Chorus]
I want you to live forever
Underneath the sky so blue
Some people say faith is a childish game
Well, play on, children, like it's Christmas day.
Sing me a song, sing me a melody
You can sing out loud, 'cause you're a symphony.
[Chorus: x2]
Take courage when the road is long
Don't ever forget that you're never alone
[Chorus: x3]
This world is dyin' more and more every day
Don't let evil get you down
In this madness, spinning 'round and 'round
[Chorus]
I want you to live forever
Underneath the sky so blue
Some people say faith is a childish game
Well, play on, children, like it's Christmas day.
Sing me a song, sing me a melody
You can sing out loud, 'cause you're a symphony.
[Chorus: x2]
Take courage when the road is long
Don't ever forget that you're never alone
[Chorus: x3]
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