This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Can I lift my dress up for you?
Can I lift it in the night?
White undersides of my thighs look much better
In the dark light
There’s a kid in there
And he’s big, and dumb,
And he’s… kinda scared
Well, he’s too old to be there
And he’s just looking for a ride.
Well, I’ll lift it to the ceiling tiles
Of stadiums and shrines
You see something to cheer about
I’ll tell you that it’s mine
I’m sorry that your mother died
But that one wasn't my fault
I’m sorry anybody dies at all these days
Oh I see the night…
With my own two eyes.
Can I lift it in the night?
White undersides of my thighs look much better
In the dark light
There’s a kid in there
And he’s big, and dumb,
And he’s… kinda scared
Well, he’s too old to be there
And he’s just looking for a ride.
Well, I’ll lift it to the ceiling tiles
Of stadiums and shrines
You see something to cheer about
I’ll tell you that it’s mine
I’m sorry that your mother died
But that one wasn't my fault
I’m sorry anybody dies at all these days
Oh I see the night…
With my own two eyes.
Lyrics submitted by Clap Your Hands
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the white undersides of my thighs look much better in the drive way? dying light? i dont think it is dark night. does anyone else know what they are saying there?