This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Baby these are an awful lot of maybe's
Don't kid yourself, are you still hoping
I've got the devil on my side
He'll put a plan into my mind
Can you see the posse (moving on)
They're coming after us on their horses (moving on)
Them caballeros are so busy (moving on)
They should have picked a better time (moving on)
For I've got just one thing on my mind
always be your
Bandido, Bandido, Bandido oh
Save me, save me oh
We'll ride into my hide-out we'll be alright
Them caballeros should know better
Oh, they've tried so many times
Why won't you listen to my stories
No thief was ever this notorious
I could have picked a better hostage
Somebody worthy of my time
Who would appreciate good crime
Say goodbye now
Bandido, Bandido, Bandido oh
Save me, Save me oh
Don't kid yourself, are you still hoping
I've got the devil on my side
He'll put a plan into my mind
Can you see the posse (moving on)
They're coming after us on their horses (moving on)
Them caballeros are so busy (moving on)
They should have picked a better time (moving on)
For I've got just one thing on my mind
always be your
Bandido, Bandido, Bandido oh
Save me, save me oh
We'll ride into my hide-out we'll be alright
Them caballeros should know better
Oh, they've tried so many times
Why won't you listen to my stories
No thief was ever this notorious
I could have picked a better hostage
Somebody worthy of my time
Who would appreciate good crime
Say goodbye now
Bandido, Bandido, Bandido oh
Save me, Save me oh
Lyrics submitted by immortalbeloved
Bandido Lyrics as written by Anthony Edwin Phillips Berro Garcia
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing
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