This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
What time do you call this?
What time do you call this?
What time do you call this?
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What time do you call this?
I've been craning, bewildered all my days
To now find your face
Shining out of the crowd
Love was just a word
That friends didn't mention
'Cause love was just a joke
'Til it battered me senseless
Oh, shrink with me, tower with me
Wither with me, flower with me
Endlessly follow me
Chew me up and swallow me
Stay at least for now with me
Drink and dance and row with me
Tell me when I go too far
Stay precisely where you are
(What time do you call this?)
Call me out on all my lies
Halt my ticker with those eyes
(What time do you call this?)
Weather every winter while
Check my spelling, ring my bell
(What time do you call this?)
Don't expect endless sex
Check my spelling, ring my neck
(What time do you call this?)
Separate me from my breath
Kiss me nearly half to death, oh
(What time do you call this?)
What time do you call this?
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I've been craning, bewildered all my days
To now find your face
Shining out of the crowd
Love was just a word
That friends didn't mention
'Cause love was just a joke
'Til it battered me senseless
Oh, shrink with me, tower with me
Wither with me, flower with me
Endlessly follow me
Chew me up and swallow me
Stay at least for now with me
Drink and dance and row with me
Tell me when I go too far
Stay precisely where you are
(What time do you call this?)
Call me out on all my lies
Halt my ticker with those eyes
(What time do you call this?)
Weather every winter while
Check my spelling, ring my bell
(What time do you call this?)
Don't expect endless sex
Check my spelling, ring my neck
(What time do you call this?)
Separate me from my breath
Kiss me nearly half to death, oh
(What time do you call this?)
What time do you call this?
What time do you call this?
What time do you call this?
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Lyrics submitted by niteflite01
What Time Do You Call This? Lyrics as written by Guy Edward John Garvey Craig Lee Potter
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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