This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I was just sitting here
Thinking how you consoled me oh yeah when I was pissed
and now you know how i'd like to see you run to me
whoa and then they took you a long long way away from me
oh and now i'm blind oh but you know I can see yeah
a bit better than I could before
before G-O-D decided to go away
ah la la la
I said G-O-D where did you
oh where did you do
oh where did you do
I said G-O-D where did you
oh where did you do
oh where did you do
and that's why I can't buy dog food for you no more
no more
no more
Thinking how you consoled me oh yeah when I was pissed
and now you know how i'd like to see you run to me
whoa and then they took you a long long way away from me
oh and now i'm blind oh but you know I can see yeah
a bit better than I could before
before G-O-D decided to go away
ah la la la
I said G-O-D where did you
oh where did you do
oh where did you do
I said G-O-D where did you
oh where did you do
oh where did you do
and that's why I can't buy dog food for you no more
no more
no more
Lyrics submitted by bubbrock316
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This is a song about losing God/your dog....Im not kidding! There is also a Wooh D O G version.
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Love this song, definitely know what shannon is feeling. You have a pet, and it's the only thing that may provide unconditional love and comfort. Then it taken away abruptly. And then when you think your over it, something as small as going to buy dog food reminds you that you can't, you don't have the dog and the realization hits you like a ton of bricks. It's an empty feeling right in your chest. And you're just like "Oh, yea, I can't. It's not there anymore."