This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Now I'm popping a few
In the morning dew,
Do the monkey wrench.
On a Persian bench
It's a teenage night
And the vampires are right
And I want to lay my lips
On your explosive mouth
Picked up Kenny
At an art deco deli
And Zero he's a cat
With an automated hat
And I need to be free of all the
Fantasies I hide in
And I want to lay my lips on
Your explosive mouth
It's a shame for man to hide
All the things that do survive
From his past
When I jump on your horse
I gallop a course
And howl like a wolf
And I drink up the sky
And I beat on my chest
Just to punk up the rest
But I want to lay my lips
On your explosive mouth
It's a shame for man to hide
All the things that do survive
From his past
In the morning dew,
Do the monkey wrench.
On a Persian bench
It's a teenage night
And the vampires are right
And I want to lay my lips
On your explosive mouth
Picked up Kenny
At an art deco deli
And Zero he's a cat
With an automated hat
And I need to be free of all the
Fantasies I hide in
And I want to lay my lips on
Your explosive mouth
It's a shame for man to hide
All the things that do survive
From his past
When I jump on your horse
I gallop a course
And howl like a wolf
And I drink up the sky
And I beat on my chest
Just to punk up the rest
But I want to lay my lips
On your explosive mouth
It's a shame for man to hide
All the things that do survive
From his past
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