This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I like to play, I like to
I like to play, play
I like to play
I like to play, play
I like to play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play
I play all day long in my room
I play all day long in my room
I like to play
I like to play, play
I like to play
I like to play, play
I like to play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play, play
I like to play
I play all day long in my room
I play all day long in my room
I like to play
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It's short and sweet. Catchy but nothing particular hidden or deep about it. I'd love it as my ringtone! Ha ha!
I think she likes to play.
It seems to just be a short little tune. But could it like have a hidden meaning? Like playing as in masturbating? Or am I looking to far into it?
Whoa its sarah I thought the exact same thing! I still think thats kind of what shes singing about there, but i'm not fersure.
haha, oh my, i don't know or think that its about masturbating. i think its just a nice little intro to the album.
suppits ruby gave me an idea maybe as an intro to the album, it's just nothing but playing with music
so simple :) lol. This could be a have-sex-to song, though.
yeah.
masturbating.
oooh yeah. i definitely interpret it as sexual. it's a cute song, i love it!
Yeah, we will never know for sure. But the voice-tone that she uses to sing the word "play" seems a little sensual. Maybe she was talking about masturbating at all.