This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You are such a workaholic boy
That you kill everybody's joy
Fill your head with some time to lose
With some time to lose
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
What are we doing here my friend ?
Take a breath push your pain away
Nothing lasts it's better that way
It's better that way
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
That you kill everybody's joy
Fill your head with some time to lose
With some time to lose
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
What are we doing here my friend ?
Take a breath push your pain away
Nothing lasts it's better that way
It's better that way
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
Sing sang sung sing me a song
Do did done don't be so down
Ring rang rung give me a ring
Please please please don't be so long
Lyrics submitted by NateBalditch
Sing Sang Sung Lyrics as written by Nicolas Godin Jean Benoit Dunckel-barbier
Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
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I agree but it's not always easy to dominate the situations that can happen when you work or separate your job from the rest.