This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
So she said fuck this town,
Nothing's ever going down
Spun herself round and round
Drilled herself into the ground
Twenty kids fell in that hole
I was twenty-one out of control
She crawled right inside my brain
She's some mental hurricane
All you do is say her name
Everybody goes insane
So I said screw that girl
She's the end of the world
Don't like what she does to me
Makes me hate my memory
I said things I am ashamed
To the girl with three first names
She crawled right inside my brain
She's some mental hurricane
Nothing's ever going down
Spun herself round and round
Drilled herself into the ground
Twenty kids fell in that hole
I was twenty-one out of control
She crawled right inside my brain
She's some mental hurricane
All you do is say her name
Everybody goes insane
So I said screw that girl
She's the end of the world
Don't like what she does to me
Makes me hate my memory
I said things I am ashamed
To the girl with three first names
She crawled right inside my brain
She's some mental hurricane
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