This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Antognoni, he had time to control it but he, tried to knock it inside for Monelli
he was tightly marked, and it's Oriali now, Bertoni,
Could be a one-two, yes it is! Good move, oh!, what a chance
Good looking cross, what a goal!
The world is full of questions, they fill me with fear
What of our beginnings? Why are we here?
And he's got it this time, yes!
Is there a purpose? Is there a God?
But one question troubles me
Far more than this lot
almost comical, almost comical
What nationality is Les Murray?
Wherefore hails his ancestry?
Whom does he call the mother country
When he phones home through OTC?
And he's as happy as Larry
Everyone is searching for the meaning of life
Religion and politics, black versus white.
He's got it this time, yes!
Karl Marx played on the left, Ayn Rand played on the right
But there's a much bigger problem. It stops me sleeping at night.
What nationality is Les Murray?
Wherefore hails his ancestry?
Whom does he call the mother country
When he phones home through OTC?
Les is More. More or Less.
Les is more. Lest we forget
Les is more, but one regret;
What is the origin of his descent?
Veltagovia (x6)
Ah, we hit it
Sweden? No
Portugal? No
Poland? No
Iceland? No
New Zealand? No
Canada? No
Bolivia? No
Israel? No
Yemen? No
Ukraine? No
Spain? No
Monaco? No
France? No
He's got it this time, yes!
What a beauty!
Is he from Austria? Algeria? Bahrain?
Bangladesh or Barbados? Bulgaria? Cameroon?
Is he from Chad? Chile? China?
Germany? Greece? Great Britain?
Is he from Guatemala? Guam? or Guyana?
Les is More
Haiti? Burundi? Zimbabwe?
Les is More
Kampuchea? North Korea? Tanzania?
Les is More
Senegal? Paraguay? Trinidad? Tuvelau? Ecuador? Uruguay?
Les is More
Azerbaijan? Madagascar? Swaziland? Guadeloupe?
Les is More. More or Les.
Les is More. Lest we forget.
Les is more, my one regret;
What is the origin of his descent?
{?} (x3)
Now a chance, oh! (x3)
well, can you blame him?....
Éljen Magyarország!
he was tightly marked, and it's Oriali now, Bertoni,
Could be a one-two, yes it is! Good move, oh!, what a chance
Good looking cross, what a goal!
The world is full of questions, they fill me with fear
What of our beginnings? Why are we here?
And he's got it this time, yes!
Is there a purpose? Is there a God?
But one question troubles me
Far more than this lot
almost comical, almost comical
What nationality is Les Murray?
Wherefore hails his ancestry?
Whom does he call the mother country
When he phones home through OTC?
And he's as happy as Larry
Everyone is searching for the meaning of life
Religion and politics, black versus white.
He's got it this time, yes!
Karl Marx played on the left, Ayn Rand played on the right
But there's a much bigger problem. It stops me sleeping at night.
What nationality is Les Murray?
Wherefore hails his ancestry?
Whom does he call the mother country
When he phones home through OTC?
Les is More. More or Less.
Les is more. Lest we forget
Les is more, but one regret;
What is the origin of his descent?
Veltagovia (x6)
Ah, we hit it
Sweden? No
Portugal? No
Poland? No
Iceland? No
New Zealand? No
Canada? No
Bolivia? No
Israel? No
Yemen? No
Ukraine? No
Spain? No
Monaco? No
France? No
He's got it this time, yes!
What a beauty!
Is he from Austria? Algeria? Bahrain?
Bangladesh or Barbados? Bulgaria? Cameroon?
Is he from Chad? Chile? China?
Germany? Greece? Great Britain?
Is he from Guatemala? Guam? or Guyana?
Les is More
Haiti? Burundi? Zimbabwe?
Les is More
Kampuchea? North Korea? Tanzania?
Les is More
Senegal? Paraguay? Trinidad? Tuvelau? Ecuador? Uruguay?
Les is More
Azerbaijan? Madagascar? Swaziland? Guadeloupe?
Les is More. More or Les.
Les is More. Lest we forget.
Les is more, my one regret;
What is the origin of his descent?
{?} (x3)
Now a chance, oh! (x3)
well, can you blame him?....
Éljen Magyarország!
Lyrics submitted by sokorny
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