This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You gave me that look across the table
At dinnertime
Your toes caress my ankle
And I notice your breathing getting heavy
Your speech short of steady
It's obvious your ready
Skip the elevator
Head straight toward the stairs
Lipstick shades on pillowcases
Loving lasts together here
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
We'll turn the lights back on and straighten up the room
Unbuttoning my shirt, I watched you as you fixed your hair
We stumble downstairs
Can't tell them what has just occured
Never feeling awkward
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
At dinnertime
Your toes caress my ankle
And I notice your breathing getting heavy
Your speech short of steady
It's obvious your ready
Skip the elevator
Head straight toward the stairs
Lipstick shades on pillowcases
Loving lasts together here
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
We'll turn the lights back on and straighten up the room
Unbuttoning my shirt, I watched you as you fixed your hair
We stumble downstairs
Can't tell them what has just occured
Never feeling awkward
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
But you know
I don't have to tell you
It's not just about that, not just about that
And you know
We don't have to prove it
Was never about that, never about that
Lyrics submitted by BigD4u2nv70
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