This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You're only two and the whole wild world revolves around you,
And nothing happened yet that you might ever wish to forget.
It doesn't stay that way, if I could I'd make stay that way.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
You're only two and I've no wish to worry you,
So pay no mind to those who say the world is unkind -
That's just something they've read,
And if I could I'd strike them dead.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
And honey there's no rush,
The world will wait for you to grow up.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
I hope you never change,
I'll call you Jimmy, they call you James;
Don't ever change,
I'll call you Jimmy, they call you James.
And nothing happened yet that you might ever wish to forget.
It doesn't stay that way, if I could I'd make stay that way.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
You're only two and I've no wish to worry you,
So pay no mind to those who say the world is unkind -
That's just something they've read,
And if I could I'd strike them dead.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
And honey there's no rush,
The world will wait for you to grow up.
And this you will recall in after years,
Though you may weary of this vale of tears -
These days remember, always remember.
I hope you never change,
I'll call you Jimmy, they call you James;
Don't ever change,
I'll call you Jimmy, they call you James.
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