This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Sweet relief calms me down
Makes me drown lost and found
Neighbours complain sheets are stained
Hotel shower the best around
Spacing from Paris to new york
Silver sunglasses silver phone
Connect us to someone who doesn't know
About these feelings we can't control
People they want us to fall down
But we won't ever touch the ground
We're perfectly balanced we'll float around
'Til no one is near do you hear this sound
Spacing from Paris to new york
Silver sunglasses silver phone
Connect us to someone who doesn't know
About these feelings we can't control
This strange feeling captures us it generates this huge fuzz
I miss you all the time I must face I miss your touch and your embrace
Makes me drown lost and found
Neighbours complain sheets are stained
Hotel shower the best around
Spacing from Paris to new york
Silver sunglasses silver phone
Connect us to someone who doesn't know
About these feelings we can't control
People they want us to fall down
But we won't ever touch the ground
We're perfectly balanced we'll float around
'Til no one is near do you hear this sound
Spacing from Paris to new york
Silver sunglasses silver phone
Connect us to someone who doesn't know
About these feelings we can't control
This strange feeling captures us it generates this huge fuzz
I miss you all the time I must face I miss your touch and your embrace
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...Either that or they're extremely intelligent and use amazing, high-level metaphors....
-Kari
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