This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Here's a song that I waited to write with you
Think I'll finish it instead
I got enough from you love
That it finishes itself I regret
Oh, but do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
And there's a song that's been in my head
So many things we said never quite were sung
And take a melody love
And forget the words if you must
Oh, but do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
And take your time with the meter
The rhythm will find you if you play it through
And if I'm there at the turn dear
We can give an ending that I think this song is due
'Cause I think I like the way that we moved?
Oh, I think I like the way that we moved?
Oh, did you like the way that we moved?
Oh, did you like the way that we moved, that we moved?
Here's a song that I waited to write with you
Think I'll finish it instead
Think I'll finish it instead
I got enough from you love
That it finishes itself I regret
Oh, but do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
And there's a song that's been in my head
So many things we said never quite were sung
And take a melody love
And forget the words if you must
Oh, but do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
Oh, do you like the way it moves?
Oh, do you like the way that it moves?
And take your time with the meter
The rhythm will find you if you play it through
And if I'm there at the turn dear
We can give an ending that I think this song is due
'Cause I think I like the way that we moved?
Oh, I think I like the way that we moved?
Oh, did you like the way that we moved?
Oh, did you like the way that we moved, that we moved?
Here's a song that I waited to write with you
Think I'll finish it instead
Lyrics submitted by Dustin Echo
That It Moves Lyrics as written by Greg Laswell
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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When I saw him play a few weeks ago, he explained that him and his ex were talking for a while about writing a song together, they wrote a little bit, but never ended up finishing the song. After that, he said he just rewrote the whole song about the process of writing it himself.
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