This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I woke up yesterday
To the sound of
People in my head
And I didn't know their names
And they won't tell me because I won't play their game
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up
And maybe leave real loud
You get to stay
I woke up yesterday
To the sound of people at my feet
And I wanted them to stay
But they never because I don't sing so
Sweet
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up
And maybe leave real loud
You get to stay
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up they'll take you down
And if you make it up they'll take you down
Somehow you get to stay
Who lets them stay?
To the sound of
People in my head
And I didn't know their names
And they won't tell me because I won't play their game
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up
And maybe leave real loud
You get to stay
I woke up yesterday
To the sound of people at my feet
And I wanted them to stay
But they never because I don't sing so
Sweet
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up
And maybe leave real loud
You get to stay
Sometimes I get
Crazy from it
When can I talk?
Not while they're watching
They won't let you
But if you make it up they'll take you down
And if you make it up they'll take you down
Somehow you get to stay
Who lets them stay?
Lyrics submitted by abunaiYo!
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