This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Calling all rednecks
To put down their sluggers
And turn their attention
From beating the buggers
Pick up machine guns
And kill camel-f*ckers
Backwoods nation
Calling all doctors
Of spin and the smokescreen
To whip the new patriots
Into a frenzy
Of good versus evil
Ignoring the history
Of the backwoods nation
Ain't it a shame?
When due process
Stands in the way
Of swift justice
Calling all frat boys
To trade in their hazing
Their keggers and cocaine
And casual date-raping
For cabinet appointments
And rose garden tapings
Backwoods, backwoods, backwoods nation
To put down their sluggers
And turn their attention
From beating the buggers
Pick up machine guns
And kill camel-f*ckers
Backwoods nation
Calling all doctors
Of spin and the smokescreen
To whip the new patriots
Into a frenzy
Of good versus evil
Ignoring the history
Of the backwoods nation
Ain't it a shame?
When due process
Stands in the way
Of swift justice
Calling all frat boys
To trade in their hazing
Their keggers and cocaine
And casual date-raping
For cabinet appointments
And rose garden tapings
Backwoods, backwoods, backwoods nation
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Backwoods Nation Lyrics as written by David Shannon Bazan
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