This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
It's been a long time
And I don't think about the show no more
I wanna go home
I wanna go home home home home home home home home
it's been a long time
And I don't think I like the road no more
I wanna go home
I wanna go home home home home home home home
just relax
And take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work
Just relax
And take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work
I'm driving all night
And I don't know where we were yesterday
Is it time we play. which ways the stage?
the crowd was on fire
And I don't recognize a single face
Oh by the way
Can we stay at your place?
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The bay can go back to work work work work
Just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work work
I'm out of my mind
And I don't care what the doctors say
I'm not okay, I'm not okay k k k k k
it's been a long time
And I don't think you love me any more
Pick up your phone
I wanna go home
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work the band
Can go back to work work work work
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work the band
Can go back to work work work work work work work work work
And I don't think about the show no more
I wanna go home
I wanna go home home home home home home home home
it's been a long time
And I don't think I like the road no more
I wanna go home
I wanna go home home home home home home home
just relax
And take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work
Just relax
And take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work
I'm driving all night
And I don't know where we were yesterday
Is it time we play. which ways the stage?
the crowd was on fire
And I don't recognize a single face
Oh by the way
Can we stay at your place?
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The bay can go back to work work work work
Just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work
The band can go back to work work work work work work
I'm out of my mind
And I don't care what the doctors say
I'm not okay, I'm not okay k k k k k
it's been a long time
And I don't think you love me any more
Pick up your phone
I wanna go home
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work the band
Can go back to work work work work
just relax and take the red one first
So you can go back to work the band
Can go back to work work work work work work work work work
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