This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
To hear something new is
Hard and painful for the ears
We here the music of
Foreigners badly
I make the sounds that you can't understand
I make the sounds that you can't understand
Thus spake Me
My fingers, my voice
Slide into every orifice
My fingers, my voice
This is my critique
This is my subversion
This is my revolution
This is my revolution
I make the sounds that you can't understand
I make the sounds that you can't understand
You, I
Spake me
You, I own these words
This is friendship
That's what friends are for
You I own these words
I make the sounds you can't understand
I am Nietzsche
Thus spake me
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
1886 was a very good year
You and I know this to be true
Thus spake me
Hard and painful for the ears
We here the music of
Foreigners badly
I make the sounds that you can't understand
I make the sounds that you can't understand
Thus spake Me
My fingers, my voice
Slide into every orifice
My fingers, my voice
This is my critique
This is my subversion
This is my revolution
This is my revolution
I make the sounds that you can't understand
I make the sounds that you can't understand
You, I
Spake me
You, I own these words
This is friendship
That's what friends are for
You I own these words
I make the sounds you can't understand
I am Nietzsche
Thus spake me
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
I am Nietzsche
1886 was a very good year
You and I know this to be true
Thus spake me
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HELP! WHAT DID HE SAY AFTER "THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS Are for." AND BEFORE "I AM NIETZSCHE!" PLEASE!! I WANNA KNOW WHAT IS HE SAYING??