This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Listening to "Strawberry Wine"
For the 131st time
It was 1987, it was spring
It's 1987 all the time
Now it's 1987 all the time
Were you even there?
Too thin, too fair
Downing your third drink
Standing at arm's length in the square
Just off
A mildly successful
Killing rampage
Where good writers go to
Find one thing and stick with it
Oh, life
Is bigger
Than a life on the run from the United states
And her friends on this night made of jewels
It took three Carabinieri
To peel 'em off the streets of the town
She's named after
Dragging the lagoon was a disaster
They found him alive and relatively well
Ah, some situations
Seek redressing
Some songs just go testing, testing
I took a picture, I was sick of motion
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
For the 131st time
It was 1987, it was spring
It's 1987 all the time
Now it's 1987 all the time
Were you even there?
Too thin, too fair
Downing your third drink
Standing at arm's length in the square
Just off
A mildly successful
Killing rampage
Where good writers go to
Find one thing and stick with it
Oh, life
Is bigger
Than a life on the run from the United states
And her friends on this night made of jewels
It took three Carabinieri
To peel 'em off the streets of the town
She's named after
Dragging the lagoon was a disaster
They found him alive and relatively well
Ah, some situations
Seek redressing
Some songs just go testing, testing
I took a picture, I was sick of motion
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
Water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
And wore her water colors into the ocean
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