This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Everyday I miss the you I used to know
Before I let you down, before you let me go
We'd listen to the left side of the radio
And you were so fine with your train-track spine
I fell for
Your coffee eyes
Your half and half
White lies
Back around '92
I lost god
I found you
I found you
I found you dancing with the blissed-out brothers
And the dreadlocked white girls
Spinning like a discoball world
With the extra virgins and the gold-teeth stoners
Spinning like a discoball world
The flowers that we stole from san jacinto
They're in the vodka vases by the window
I can't forget the day that you forgot me
When your kisses got so vicious
And I fell for
Your coffee eyes
Your half and half
White lies
Back around '92
I lost god
I found you
I found you
I found you dancing with the blissed-out brothers
And the dreadlocked white girls
Spinning like a discoball world
With the extra virgins and the laptop loners
Spinning like a discoball world
Can I dance with you, baby?
Can I dance with you?
Can I dance with you, baby?
Can I, can I dance with you?
Dance with you baby
Can I dance with you?
With you? With you?
Before I let you down, before you let me go
We'd listen to the left side of the radio
And you were so fine with your train-track spine
I fell for
Your coffee eyes
Your half and half
White lies
Back around '92
I lost god
I found you
I found you
I found you dancing with the blissed-out brothers
And the dreadlocked white girls
Spinning like a discoball world
With the extra virgins and the gold-teeth stoners
Spinning like a discoball world
The flowers that we stole from san jacinto
They're in the vodka vases by the window
I can't forget the day that you forgot me
When your kisses got so vicious
And I fell for
Your coffee eyes
Your half and half
White lies
Back around '92
I lost god
I found you
I found you
I found you dancing with the blissed-out brothers
And the dreadlocked white girls
Spinning like a discoball world
With the extra virgins and the laptop loners
Spinning like a discoball world
Can I dance with you, baby?
Can I dance with you?
Can I dance with you, baby?
Can I, can I dance with you?
Dance with you baby
Can I dance with you?
With you? With you?
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