This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
One look and you can take me down
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
Despite my stare
Given the chance I go for it
One step at a time
One step at a time
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
You hide your battle scars when I’m around
The blurry lines go on forever
So give me a chance
I know that you’d be up for it
One step at a time
One step at a time
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
Despite my stare
Given the chance I go for it
One step at a time
One step at a time
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
You hide your battle scars when I’m around
The blurry lines go on forever
So give me a chance
I know that you’d be up for it
One step at a time
One step at a time
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
But I know that you’d be up for it
I know that you’d be up for it
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you know I like you
Girl you know I like you
Girl you make me crazy
Girl you make me crazy
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A girl that is probably more than somewhat abrasive "you can take me down". Putting up a front of being stronger than she is "You hide your battle scars" but the singer knows she wants to be loved, knows she'd date him or even just go home with him if he tried. He just wants to go slowly. Girls aren't always the bitches they appear to be on the outside and some people can see that.
Or maybe she knows that you will wait forever til all her emotional scar is healed. She doesnt want you to waste your time. Find someone that is not broken. She wants you to be happy because that will her happy.
Actually, dont. Wait for me. Dont give up on me. But step by step and hold my hand.This is not my strength and it scared me the most to give you my trust to hold my heart. But i have butterflies in my tummy whenever i think of your gentle eyes.
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