This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
When the whistle blows
And we pull out slow
This is where I build my home
And I wait for you so patiently
Letting you find your own
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
But anywhere I am, tell me you're waiting for me
I could be home by now
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
When I am old, let the tension flee
I was born crying out and it's come back to me
When everyone else is setting up to fall
I'll just think back on it all
I'll remember long drives, sitting in the back
Looking out and endless snow,
Waiting in the silence, if you won't spill your heart,
I'll chase you for the words you owe
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
I could be home by now
If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
When the whistle blows
And we pull out slow
This is where I build my home
And I wait for you so patiently
Letting you find your own
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
But anywhere I am, tell me you're waiting for me
I could be home by now
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
If you wanna try, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now
When I am old, let the tension flee
I was born crying out and it's come back to me
When everyone else is setting up to fall
I'll just think back on it all
I'll remember long drives, sitting in the back
Looking out and endless snow,
Waiting in the silence, if you won't spill your heart,
I'll chase you for the words you owe
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
(If you wanna ride, you can come out and see me
I could be home by now)
And you and you know and they're begging "come home"
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Just A Little Lovin'
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Dusty Springfield
I don't think it's necessarily about sex. It's about wanting to start the day with some love and affection. Maybe a warm cuddle. I'm not alone in interpreting it that way! For example:
"'Just a Little Lovin’ is a timeless country song originally recorded by Eddy Arnold in 1954. The song, written by Eddie Miller and Jimmy Campbell, explores the delicate nuances of love and showcases Arnold’s emotive vocals. It delves into the universal theme of love and how even the smallest gesture of affection can have a profound impact on our lives." https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-just-a-little-lovin-by-eddy-arnold/
Beautiful song. It seems to me it could be about a long distance relationship that they didn't give a chance.