This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Well they say this place is evil
That ain't why I stay
'Cause I found something that'll never be nothing
And I found it in L.A.
It was midnight in Topanga
I heard the DJ say
There's a full moon rising
Join me in L.A.
Join me in L.A.
[harmonies: Bonnie Raitt & Rosemary Butler]
O---
(wake up)
O---
I was at the Tropicana
On a dark and sultry day
Had to call somebody long distance
I said "Join me in L.A."
Join me in L.A.
That ain't why I stay
'Cause I found something that'll never be nothing
And I found it in L.A.
It was midnight in Topanga
I heard the DJ say
There's a full moon rising
Join me in L.A.
Join me in L.A.
[harmonies: Bonnie Raitt & Rosemary Butler]
O---
(wake up)
O---
I was at the Tropicana
On a dark and sultry day
Had to call somebody long distance
I said "Join me in L.A."
Join me in L.A.
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