This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I got this little song, I want to sing it for you
I got this little song, I want to sing it for you
Well, I got this song, I want to sing it for you
It won't be very long till the song gets through
Just can't help myself
I got to tell you about the news, tell you, tell you, tell
You 'bout the good news
Good news, Christ is returning
Well, now the world is learning
Christ is returning
Jesus gonna bring us on home
Good news, feel alright
He'll come like a thief in the night
He's gonna take us in flight
Jesus gonna bring us on home
Some sweet day
Good news, we could live forever
Floating light as a feather
Going home, say, "bye, bye"
We can all be together
When jesus comes to bring us on home
Bringin' us on home, bringin' us on home
Glory train comin' through
Headed on down for the home
Bringin' us on home, bringin' us on home
Some sweet day, you know it, you know it
Might not be far away
Ain't that real, real good news
Ain't that real good, ain't that real good
Ain't that real, real good news
I said, ain't that real, real good news
Ain't that real, real good news
Don't you know I'm talkin' to you, tell you 'bout the real good news
Don't you know I'm talking to you, come on, come on
Come on, come on train's comin't hrough, ain't that real, real good news
Well, in a world of darkness
He's the light
People, ain't that real good news
He's the only one who won the victory fight
And I feel it's good news
Feel good, feel so good
I feel so good, feel so good
And I pray that I feel alright
Ain't that real good news
I got jesus
I got this little song, I want to sing it for you
Well, I got this song, I want to sing it for you
It won't be very long till the song gets through
Just can't help myself
I got to tell you about the news, tell you, tell you, tell
You 'bout the good news
Good news, Christ is returning
Well, now the world is learning
Christ is returning
Jesus gonna bring us on home
Good news, feel alright
He'll come like a thief in the night
He's gonna take us in flight
Jesus gonna bring us on home
Some sweet day
Good news, we could live forever
Floating light as a feather
Going home, say, "bye, bye"
We can all be together
When jesus comes to bring us on home
Bringin' us on home, bringin' us on home
Glory train comin' through
Headed on down for the home
Bringin' us on home, bringin' us on home
Some sweet day, you know it, you know it
Might not be far away
Ain't that real, real good news
Ain't that real good, ain't that real good
Ain't that real, real good news
I said, ain't that real, real good news
Ain't that real, real good news
Don't you know I'm talkin' to you, tell you 'bout the real good news
Don't you know I'm talking to you, come on, come on
Come on, come on train's comin't hrough, ain't that real, real good news
Well, in a world of darkness
He's the light
People, ain't that real good news
He's the only one who won the victory fight
And I feel it's good news
Feel good, feel so good
I feel so good, feel so good
And I pray that I feel alright
Ain't that real good news
I got jesus
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Good News Lyrics as written by Randy Stonehill
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