This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Take warning. Boxer, I threw it all away.
She. Tag's along, I'm only sleeping, Can't make me stay.
Time of her time Bob, get it right.
Let's go, Duncan, Dress you up, Blindfold.
Talk to me, Shandi, The first part, As we're told.
Oh Sister, Panic, One more night. Rip it out.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Down in the valley. Old friend. Microphone.
Change of ideas. My poor brain. Monochrome.
Rats in the hallway, Soul on ice.
Only in dreams, Mindgames, Live to tell.
There'll be no teardrops tonight, Wheeler, Silverbells.
Ten minutes, Welcome to paridise. Paralysed.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
So all these words do they have a meaning?
Its all in vain try to read between the lines. (its all in vain)
But heres a hint, S-T-E-R-E-O. From all in print I guess theres one or few you know (that you know)
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days. Kingwood days, Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive. (Alright)
She. Tag's along, I'm only sleeping, Can't make me stay.
Time of her time Bob, get it right.
Let's go, Duncan, Dress you up, Blindfold.
Talk to me, Shandi, The first part, As we're told.
Oh Sister, Panic, One more night. Rip it out.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Down in the valley. Old friend. Microphone.
Change of ideas. My poor brain. Monochrome.
Rats in the hallway, Soul on ice.
Only in dreams, Mindgames, Live to tell.
There'll be no teardrops tonight, Wheeler, Silverbells.
Ten minutes, Welcome to paridise. Paralysed.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
So all these words do they have a meaning?
Its all in vain try to read between the lines. (its all in vain)
But heres a hint, S-T-E-R-E-O. From all in print I guess theres one or few you know (that you know)
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days. Kingwood days, Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive. (Alright)
Lyrics submitted by katdefudgie
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