This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Get out the crane, construction time again
What is it this time?
We're laying a pipeline
Let the beads of sweat flow till the ends have met though
Could take a long time
Working on the pipeline
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
On this golden day, work's been sent our way
That could last a lifetime
Working on the pipeline
From the heart of our land to the mouth of the man
Must reach him sometime
We're laying a pipeline
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
What is it this time?
We're laying a pipeline
Let the beads of sweat flow till the ends have met though
Could take a long time
Working on the pipeline
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
On this golden day, work's been sent our way
That could last a lifetime
Working on the pipeline
From the heart of our land to the mouth of the man
Must reach him sometime
We're laying a pipeline
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
Taking from the greedy
Giving to the needy
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This song is SOOOOOOOOOO communist! To me its sort of paraphrasing the ideals of socialism.
Sadly, you say that like it's a bad thing. :(