This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
we look so good
we look so good
we look so good together
and
we are underground
we are underground
we are underground
and
we don't care
we don't care
we don't care what you say about us
yeahou
yaouh
we're brother daniel
we're brother daniel
and we bury you
and
we look so good
we look so good
we look so good together
yaouh
yeah
yeah
we are underground
we are underground
we are underground
and
we don't care
we don't care
we don't care what you say about us
yeahi yeah
yeahi yeah
yeah yeahi yeah yeah
and
wowowow
wowowow
wow wow oh oh
we look so good
we look so good together
and
we are underground
we are underground
we are underground
and
we don't care
we don't care
we don't care what you say about us
yeahou
yaouh
we're brother daniel
we're brother daniel
and we bury you
and
we look so good
we look so good
we look so good together
yaouh
yeah
yeah
we are underground
we are underground
we are underground
and
we don't care
we don't care
we don't care what you say about us
yeahi yeah
yeahi yeah
yeah yeahi yeah yeah
and
wowowow
wowowow
wow wow oh oh
Lyrics submitted by evr
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