This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
This world of pain and sorrow
won't live to see tomorrow
and we know it's never or now
oh god i hope i make it
I wanna hold you naked
before the sun comes crashing
downdowndowndowndowndowndowndown
oooh ooh oo
Chorus:
I'm gonna tell the whole damn world
that i love you
I'm tellin' you girl you know every word is true
I'm tellin' you girl you need all the luck in the world
with a boy like me
So go and call your mother
and tell her that you love her
'coz we all know the time is now
this life we know'll be ending
So better stop pretending
before the sun comes crashing
downdowndowndowndowndowndowndown
oooh ooh oo
Chorus
Hear me
i'd run right thru these walls
so you could see me
if you please it's easy to see
that the time is on our side
won't live to see tomorrow
and we know it's never or now
oh god i hope i make it
I wanna hold you naked
before the sun comes crashing
downdowndowndowndowndowndowndown
oooh ooh oo
Chorus:
I'm gonna tell the whole damn world
that i love you
I'm tellin' you girl you know every word is true
I'm tellin' you girl you need all the luck in the world
with a boy like me
So go and call your mother
and tell her that you love her
'coz we all know the time is now
this life we know'll be ending
So better stop pretending
before the sun comes crashing
downdowndowndowndowndowndowndown
oooh ooh oo
Chorus
Hear me
i'd run right thru these walls
so you could see me
if you please it's easy to see
that the time is on our side
Lyrics submitted by rjbucs28
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