This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
What you gonna do? You want to get down?
Tell me, what you gonna do? Do you want to get down?
What you gonna do? You want to get down?
What you gonna do? You want to get down? - Tell me.
Get down on it, get down on it,
Get down on it, get down on it, come on and
Get down on it, get down on it,
Get down on it, get down on it.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall?
Get your back up off the wall, tell me.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall. Get your back up off the wall.
'Cause I heard all the people sayin':
Get down on it, come on and
Get down on it - if you really want it
Get down on it - you gotta feel it
Get down on it - get down on it, get down on it
Come on and get down on it, baby, baby
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it.
I say people - what? What you gonna do?
You've gotta get on the groove
If you want your body to move, tell me, baby.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall? Get your back up off the wall. - Tell me.
How you gonna do it if you really won't take a chance,
By standing on the wall? Get your back up off the wall.
'Cause I heard all the people sayin':
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - when we're dancin' - get down on it
Get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - come on and
Get down on it - baby, baby
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it.
What you gonna do? - Do you want to get down?
What you gonna do? - Get your back up off the wall.
Dance, come on get our back up off the wa
Tell me, what you gonna do? Do you want to get down?
What you gonna do? You want to get down?
What you gonna do? You want to get down? - Tell me.
Get down on it, get down on it,
Get down on it, get down on it, come on and
Get down on it, get down on it,
Get down on it, get down on it.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall?
Get your back up off the wall, tell me.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall. Get your back up off the wall.
'Cause I heard all the people sayin':
Get down on it, come on and
Get down on it - if you really want it
Get down on it - you gotta feel it
Get down on it - get down on it, get down on it
Come on and get down on it, baby, baby
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it.
I say people - what? What you gonna do?
You've gotta get on the groove
If you want your body to move, tell me, baby.
How you gonna do it if you really don't want to dance,
By standing on the wall? Get your back up off the wall. - Tell me.
How you gonna do it if you really won't take a chance,
By standing on the wall? Get your back up off the wall.
'Cause I heard all the people sayin':
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - when we're dancin' - get down on it
Get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - get down on it
Get down on it - come on and
Get down on it - baby, baby
Get down on it - get down on it - get down on it.
What you gonna do? - Do you want to get down?
What you gonna do? - Get your back up off the wall.
Dance, come on get our back up off the wa
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