This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Don't worry bout me it's all over now though I may be blue I'll manage somehow
Love can't be explained it can't be controlled one day it's warm next day it's cold
Don't pity me cause I'm feeling blue don't be ashamed it might happen to you
Oh oh oh oh oh love kiss me one time then go love I'll understand don't worry bout me
Sweet sweet sweet love will I want you to be as happy as I when you love me
I'll never forget you your sweet memory it's all over now don't worry bout me
When one heart tells one heart goodbye one heart is free one heart will cry
Oh oh oh oh oh sweet sweet baby sweet baby sweet
Oh it's all right don't worry bout me
Love can't be explained it can't be controlled one day it's warm next day it's cold
Don't pity me cause I'm feeling blue don't be ashamed it might happen to you
Oh oh oh oh oh love kiss me one time then go love I'll understand don't worry bout me
Sweet sweet sweet love will I want you to be as happy as I when you love me
I'll never forget you your sweet memory it's all over now don't worry bout me
When one heart tells one heart goodbye one heart is free one heart will cry
Oh oh oh oh oh sweet sweet baby sweet baby sweet
Oh it's all right don't worry bout me
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Don't Worry Bout Me Lyrics as written by Ted Koehler Rube Bloom
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