This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I been told when a boy kiss a girl
Take a trip around the world
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
My girl says when I kiss her lips
Gets a thrill through her fingertips
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
Aah, boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys)
(Alright, George!)
My girl says when I kiss her lips
Gets a thrill through her fingertips
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
Aah (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys)
Oh, oh, ah yeah boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys? (yeah, yeah, boys)
Ooh, boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Ah ha (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys now
Take a trip around the world
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
My girl says when I kiss her lips
Gets a thrill through her fingertips
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
Aah, boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys)
(Alright, George!)
My girl says when I kiss her lips
Gets a thrill through her fingertips
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop)
Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop)
Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
Aah (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys)
What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys)
Oh, oh, ah yeah boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Don't ya know I mean boys? (yeah, yeah, boys)
Ooh, boys (yeah, yeah, boys)
Ah ha (yeah, yeah, boys)
Well, I talk about boys now
Lyrics submitted by Ice, edited by Mellow_Harsher
Boys Lyrics as written by Wes Farrell Luther Dixon
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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reminds me alot of Ray Charles's - What'd I Say
This song always confused me. Why's he singing about boys?
This is a cover of a song by a group of girls. They just liked the song.
@Little Rachael Obviously, it was first performed by, and written for, a girl group, so yeah, it sounds a little weird. But I guess you could interpret it as, "Hey, isn't my gender (boys) great?" You know, talking up your own gender to the other. And it's being sung from the girl's perspective: "My girl says..."<br /> I guess they liked the song so much, they decided to change it a little so they could cover it.
just what i want to know... it doesn't really seem to have any purpose...
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Ringo didn't come out of the closet. If he's gay, he's never said so... yet! But anyway, I just love his drumming in this one, and I always am a fan of the Ringo songs...
this song rocks like a bitch!!
really is a crazy tune,,,i love it
ahhhhhhhh
is it just me or does it sound very un-ringo-ish? just the voice...doesnt sound like him really. and yeah, funny how he sings about boys. but that doesn't mean he's gay, obviously.
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