This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All you preachers who delight in panning the dancing teachers,
Let me tell you there are a lot of features
Of the dance that carry you through the gates of Heaven
It's madness to be always sitting around in sadness,
When you could be learning the steps of gladness
You'll be happy when you can do just six or seven
Begin today, you'll find it's nice, the quickest way to paradise
When you practice, here's the thing to do, simply say as you go
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'm going to get there at any price
Stand aside, I'm on my way
I've got the blues and up above it's so fair
Shoes, go on and carry me there
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'm going to get there at any price
Stand aside, I'm on my way
I've got the blues and up above it's so fair
Shoes, go on and carry me there
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
Let me tell you there are a lot of features
Of the dance that carry you through the gates of Heaven
It's madness to be always sitting around in sadness,
When you could be learning the steps of gladness
You'll be happy when you can do just six or seven
Begin today, you'll find it's nice, the quickest way to paradise
When you practice, here's the thing to do, simply say as you go
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'm going to get there at any price
Stand aside, I'm on my way
I've got the blues and up above it's so fair
Shoes, go on and carry me there
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
I'm going to get there at any price
Stand aside, I'm on my way
I've got the blues and up above it's so fair
Shoes, go on and carry me there
I'll build a stairway to paradise with a new step every day
Lyrics submitted by cieraciera
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise Lyrics as written by B.g. Desylva Arthur Francis
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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