This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Each time that I hold you close, here in my arms
I'm building heartaches
Each time that I kiss your lips, so sweet and warm
I'm building heartaches
And when you say you love me
We both know it's a lie
An' just a dream from which I must awake
That each sweet word you tell me
Is a heartache in disguise
So I'm building heartaches
When people ask me what I'm doin', here's what I tell
I'm building heartaches
And each kiss you give me is a tear that hasn't fell
So I'm building heartaches
And when you say you love me
We both know it's a lie
An' just a dream from which I must awake
And each sweet word you tell me
Is a heartache in disguise
So I'm building heartaches
I'm building heartaches
Each time that I kiss your lips, so sweet and warm
I'm building heartaches
And when you say you love me
We both know it's a lie
An' just a dream from which I must awake
That each sweet word you tell me
Is a heartache in disguise
So I'm building heartaches
When people ask me what I'm doin', here's what I tell
I'm building heartaches
And each kiss you give me is a tear that hasn't fell
So I'm building heartaches
And when you say you love me
We both know it's a lie
An' just a dream from which I must awake
And each sweet word you tell me
Is a heartache in disguise
So I'm building heartaches
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Building Heartaches Lyrics as written by Nelson Cochran
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