This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Lovely disguise
Read between the lines
You rock the magic plane with no abbreviation
Three, four
You sell what you bought
And there ain't no magic pen
To get back what you lost
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Penguins don't fly
Crocodile Sunday smile
Really love to fish
But don't like superficial people
Shoe store
Heard it all before
From pearly whites to pearly gates
What do we have to argue 'bout?
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Leave me all alone before
Get out the way
Never did what she was told
Get out the way
Seems to play at time of war
Get out the way
Less is big and listens more
Get out the way
Lovely disguise
Read between the lines
You rock the magic plane with no abbreviation
Three, four
You sell what you bought
And there ain't no magic pen
To get back what you lost
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Used to take
Even when we used to take
T-t-take
Even when we used to take
Used to take
Even when we used to take
T-t-take
Used to take
Read between the lines
You rock the magic plane with no abbreviation
Three, four
You sell what you bought
And there ain't no magic pen
To get back what you lost
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Penguins don't fly
Crocodile Sunday smile
Really love to fish
But don't like superficial people
Shoe store
Heard it all before
From pearly whites to pearly gates
What do we have to argue 'bout?
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Even when we used to take
Leave me all alone before
Get out the way
Never did what she was told
Get out the way
Seems to play at time of war
Get out the way
Less is big and listens more
Get out the way
Lovely disguise
Read between the lines
You rock the magic plane with no abbreviation
Three, four
You sell what you bought
And there ain't no magic pen
To get back what you lost
I like it when we talk about love
I like it when we talk about love
You always were my favorite drug
Even when we used to take drugs
Even when we used to take
Used to take
Even when we used to take
T-t-take
Even when we used to take
Used to take
Even when we used to take
T-t-take
Used to take
Lyrics submitted by lagwagon182
Between the Lines Lyrics as written by Robert Emile Deleo Dean Deleo
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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