This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Seems that I don't think about you too much
And I'm not too sure why I thought of you now
Time has a way of numbing the touch
But I still recall when you left me
Just how much it hurts me to stand there
Just watching you leave
I couldn't believe it was true
After moments we shared and the souls that we bared
I've never loved anyone more
But like I said
I don't think of you much
There's someone beside me who helps me forget
He's shown me how not to think of you now
But when I remember you I don't regret
That we couldn't hold on to the dreams that we shared
The dreams that were there to believe in
And for all of the pain I would love you again
I've never loved anyone more
And for all of the pain I would love you again
I've never loved anyone more
And I'm not too sure why I thought of you now
Time has a way of numbing the touch
But I still recall when you left me
Just how much it hurts me to stand there
Just watching you leave
I couldn't believe it was true
After moments we shared and the souls that we bared
I've never loved anyone more
But like I said
I don't think of you much
There's someone beside me who helps me forget
He's shown me how not to think of you now
But when I remember you I don't regret
That we couldn't hold on to the dreams that we shared
The dreams that were there to believe in
And for all of the pain I would love you again
I've never loved anyone more
And for all of the pain I would love you again
I've never loved anyone more
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I've Never Loved Anyone More Lyrics as written by Michael Nesmith Linda Hargrove
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