This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I don't remember what it used to be like
The things that I'm not proud of
And the only reason I kept coming back to you
Was 'cause I thought I was in love
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
I don't recall San Francisco at all
It falls right from my memory
And the only place that really exists
Is where you thought you'd found me
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
The things that I'm not proud of
And the only reason I kept coming back to you
Was 'cause I thought I was in love
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
I don't recall San Francisco at all
It falls right from my memory
And the only place that really exists
Is where you thought you'd found me
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
But I don't think about you anymore
And I wonder what the hell I came here for
When I'd rather just fall right off of your floor
And come beautifully undone
Lyrics submitted by Eiadh
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Great version of a great song,
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Saw Lindy in concert in Hamilton. He's really good.
the bass player is my friends cousin... :o
i like this song a lot. its pretty obvious what it means..
Why is this songso goregous? oh how I love it. This song is great for listening to when you're walking in the rain. I had to walk home from work and it was pouring but Linday was playing in my ears, so I kept a smile on.
This song is so beautiful, it means so much to me.
Well.. it is pretty self-explanatory, but I think that the beauty of this song is that you feel with it. My favorite song ever!