This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I want to take out my memories and take them out there with me and play them on a TV
I want to become a satellite and broadcast me REM dreams all night
I don't want to lose my thoughts when my mind turns itself off
I don't wanna be alone or stop being anyone
I want to fill up a USB with my cerebral envy
I want to burn out some parts of my head and save it onto cassettes or maybe on DVDs as long as there's a piece of me
I don't want to lose my thoughts when my mind turns itself off
I don't wanna be alone or stop being anyone
I want to become a satellite and broadcast me REM dreams all night
I don't want to lose my thoughts when my mind turns itself off
I don't wanna be alone or stop being anyone
I want to fill up a USB with my cerebral envy
I want to burn out some parts of my head and save it onto cassettes or maybe on DVDs as long as there's a piece of me
I don't want to lose my thoughts when my mind turns itself off
I don't wanna be alone or stop being anyone
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