This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
The brothers, the brothers, I met them on the street
They passed the ball to me and said why don't you come eat
So I was happy, they took me home to meet the granddad
And how about the casserole, hey, it wasn't bad
I got to tell you homes, the night was entertaining
I guess that's why we didn't notice it was raining
But lucky for me, they said that I could spend the night
Cause when I'm with the brothers, you know I feel all right
chorus :
I like the brothers
Cause the brothers know how to play
I like the brothers
'Cause the brothers make me feel okay
Don't get me wrong but if you step into my space
I'll take you out, homes, I'll set you flat on your face
But you know I'd like you better if you weren't so rude
And we could hang out and chill with some good snack food
We'd get together to relax, the brothers and all
They got the cable tv and we can watch some basketball
A little coca cola, a little lemon and lime
Cause when you're with the brothers, homes
It's a real good time
chorus
I like the brothers when they kick real high
Like in the bruce lee movies when he gets the bad guy
But don't you worry, homes, nobody gets irate
Except the time when I fell and broke the chinese plate
Well anytime I need them, I get them on the phone
I feel the brothers, homes, like my own thighbone
I'm not a family member by the blood, I guess it's true
But you know, the brothers told me that I'm a brother too
chorus
They passed the ball to me and said why don't you come eat
So I was happy, they took me home to meet the granddad
And how about the casserole, hey, it wasn't bad
I got to tell you homes, the night was entertaining
I guess that's why we didn't notice it was raining
But lucky for me, they said that I could spend the night
Cause when I'm with the brothers, you know I feel all right
chorus :
I like the brothers
Cause the brothers know how to play
I like the brothers
'Cause the brothers make me feel okay
Don't get me wrong but if you step into my space
I'll take you out, homes, I'll set you flat on your face
But you know I'd like you better if you weren't so rude
And we could hang out and chill with some good snack food
We'd get together to relax, the brothers and all
They got the cable tv and we can watch some basketball
A little coca cola, a little lemon and lime
Cause when you're with the brothers, homes
It's a real good time
chorus
I like the brothers when they kick real high
Like in the bruce lee movies when he gets the bad guy
But don't you worry, homes, nobody gets irate
Except the time when I fell and broke the chinese plate
Well anytime I need them, I get them on the phone
I feel the brothers, homes, like my own thighbone
I'm not a family member by the blood, I guess it's true
But you know, the brothers told me that I'm a brother too
chorus
Lyrics submitted by Nelly
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