This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I find myself thinking about you all the time,
You've got long hair and slender fingers
A bright smile and a sent that lingers
In my clothes, and in my mind
It's almost like you've been designed for me
Because you have.
CHORUS:
I'm falling in love with someone who
Doesn't exist
You're certainly my dream guy, cause
That's all you are,
You're just a dream.
You kiss me once more not on but in my head
You walk by my side but leave no mark of where you tread.
Maybe you smile at me and hold my hand
I don't expect anyone else to understand
CHORUS
And if I close my eyes,
I can almost hear you call my name.
And if I do find love
How could it ever be the same.
I find myself thinking about you all the time.
CHORUS
You've got long hair and slender fingers
A bright smile and a sent that lingers
In my clothes, and in my mind
It's almost like you've been designed for me
Because you have.
CHORUS:
I'm falling in love with someone who
Doesn't exist
You're certainly my dream guy, cause
That's all you are,
You're just a dream.
You kiss me once more not on but in my head
You walk by my side but leave no mark of where you tread.
Maybe you smile at me and hold my hand
I don't expect anyone else to understand
CHORUS
And if I close my eyes,
I can almost hear you call my name.
And if I do find love
How could it ever be the same.
I find myself thinking about you all the time.
CHORUS
Lyrics submitted by CamberIsSo
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