This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I, I'm feelin' low on energy
Listen, I feel weak, see
I get a headache
I get a headache
Listen, at first you said I do but now it's I did
Said together we should live
Now you're mad with time we spend
Used to be jealous of my friends an' fill my weekends
But now you're off for pastimes
Playin' games with my mind
You're layin' the blame in my lap
But delayin' layin' in our bed
Yo, I meant what I said when you weren't listenin'
An' I'm not sayin' it again
I get a headache
I get a headache
Yo, said, I'm not sayin' it again
You need to know that
See, I'm comin' to the end of my silent partnerin'
Or bargainin' for affection
I gain satisfaction from regulation, bare minimum
Your mind is made on obeyin' opinions
From acquaintances who's situation suggest loneliness
I try to leave but you protest
Professin' you love me
But can't show me lovin'
You want out but you keep me in
Patience runs thin as you go through your motions
I cry oceans, tears become orphans
As my soul leaves its apartment
I get migraines, heart strains
Tear stains an' fear gains
With increases in the pain, yo, I get a headache
I get a headache
Said, I get a headache
Baby, I get a headache
Said, I get a headache
I need to lie down
I need to lie down
I need my lipstick
Listen, I need, yo, it's, it's too loud
It's, it's too loud
Play it soft, turn the music down
Yo, could someone turn the music down?
It's too loud, it's hurtin' my head, please
Please, yo, please, turn the music down
Play it soft, turn the music down
Yo, I've got a headache
Just turn the music down
Listen, I feel weak, see
I get a headache
I get a headache
Listen, at first you said I do but now it's I did
Said together we should live
Now you're mad with time we spend
Used to be jealous of my friends an' fill my weekends
But now you're off for pastimes
Playin' games with my mind
You're layin' the blame in my lap
But delayin' layin' in our bed
Yo, I meant what I said when you weren't listenin'
An' I'm not sayin' it again
I get a headache
I get a headache
Yo, said, I'm not sayin' it again
You need to know that
See, I'm comin' to the end of my silent partnerin'
Or bargainin' for affection
I gain satisfaction from regulation, bare minimum
Your mind is made on obeyin' opinions
From acquaintances who's situation suggest loneliness
I try to leave but you protest
Professin' you love me
But can't show me lovin'
You want out but you keep me in
Patience runs thin as you go through your motions
I cry oceans, tears become orphans
As my soul leaves its apartment
I get migraines, heart strains
Tear stains an' fear gains
With increases in the pain, yo, I get a headache
I get a headache
Said, I get a headache
Baby, I get a headache
Said, I get a headache
I need to lie down
I need to lie down
I need my lipstick
Listen, I need, yo, it's, it's too loud
It's, it's too loud
Play it soft, turn the music down
Yo, could someone turn the music down?
It's too loud, it's hurtin' my head, please
Please, yo, please, turn the music down
Play it soft, turn the music down
Yo, I've got a headache
Just turn the music down
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