This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
We've been through this all before
We've been through this all before
Was a night two days ago that you wrote your note
Cause fourteen days before I showed you the door
Well that month passed too quickly
Cause we've been fighting weekly
We took some space, but I may need some more
You shout that and I yell this
Then we make up and we kiss
Wake up and we do it all again
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before (before, before)
When I got that note of yours just yesterday
As with all the things from you, it came much too late (too late)
There will never been a need for these lame apologizes
If you took the time to fix up your old mistakes
The more I'm vexed, the more you diss
Then we laugh and reminisce
You and I are just ridiculous
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before
(before, before, before)
(We've been through this before)
Oh no, no
(Been through this before)
Again and again, I'm tired
(We've been through this before)
I don't like, I've had it
(Been through this before)
Will this madness ever ever end
(We've been through this before)
Don't like it, see I've had it
(Been through this before)
Will we keep doing this again and again
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before
(before, before.. been through this before)
We've been through this all before
(why do I know what comes next)
We've been through this all before
We've been through this all before
Was a night two days ago that you wrote your note
Cause fourteen days before I showed you the door
Well that month passed too quickly
Cause we've been fighting weekly
We took some space, but I may need some more
You shout that and I yell this
Then we make up and we kiss
Wake up and we do it all again
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before (before, before)
When I got that note of yours just yesterday
As with all the things from you, it came much too late (too late)
There will never been a need for these lame apologizes
If you took the time to fix up your old mistakes
The more I'm vexed, the more you diss
Then we laugh and reminisce
You and I are just ridiculous
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before
(before, before, before)
(We've been through this before)
Oh no, no
(Been through this before)
Again and again, I'm tired
(We've been through this before)
I don't like, I've had it
(Been through this before)
Will this madness ever ever end
(We've been through this before)
Don't like it, see I've had it
(Been through this before)
Will we keep doing this again and again
Ooo, why do I know what comes next
Know what happens after this
We've been through this all before
Know what you're about to say
"Never meant to hurt you babe"
We've been through this all before
(before, before.. been through this before)
We've been through this all before
(why do I know what comes next)
We've been through this all before
Lyrics submitted by xx_sunshine
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