This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I wanna break up with you, right now
You're driving me crazy and I want out, want out
You shit on my friends and talk too much, too much
I know your nagging will never stop, shut up
You've really let yourself go
We don't have sex no more
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
All we do is fight but never make up, make up
You brag a lot then bitch me out, you bitch
You take pleasure in putting me down, get out
But you can't take what you dish out, fuck this
There's so much that you're lacking
I find you unattractive
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
[Spoken]
It's the way she moves
It's the way she talks
The way she eats her food
The way she just...well...just her
When she sleeps at night
She keeps me up with her snoring
Every day spent with her is so fucking boring
I lost interest the day that you lied
Played it off like all way fine
It's been eating me up inside
But you know that I hate you
I figured you'd probably leave me
But 2 months has turned into 9
It's 2 years later
and I'm sick and tired
You've really let yourself go
We don't have sex no more
I wouldn't want to even if somebody paid me
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
Everybody break up,
Everybody break up,
Break up, break up,
Everybody break up
[repeat til end]
You're driving me crazy and I want out, want out
You shit on my friends and talk too much, too much
I know your nagging will never stop, shut up
You've really let yourself go
We don't have sex no more
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
All we do is fight but never make up, make up
You brag a lot then bitch me out, you bitch
You take pleasure in putting me down, get out
But you can't take what you dish out, fuck this
There's so much that you're lacking
I find you unattractive
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
[Spoken]
It's the way she moves
It's the way she talks
The way she eats her food
The way she just...well...just her
When she sleeps at night
She keeps me up with her snoring
Every day spent with her is so fucking boring
I lost interest the day that you lied
Played it off like all way fine
It's been eating me up inside
But you know that I hate you
I figured you'd probably leave me
But 2 months has turned into 9
It's 2 years later
and I'm sick and tired
You've really let yourself go
We don't have sex no more
I wouldn't want to even if somebody paid me
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
I-I-I
I wanna break up,
I wanna break up with you
Everybody break up,
Everybody break up,
Break up, break up,
Everybody break up
[repeat til end]
Lyrics submitted by PaxCeciliaPwns
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