This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Forgive me please for I don't know what to do
I climbed a mountain top so I can get a better view
I need at least a clue, two, three, maybe four
I need at least a few so I can get a better view
All I need is a better view
To get through
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The view is great from here
I see the masses gather round
They won't believe the kind of shit that I have found
Forgive me y'all I dropped the ball
Stop this fall
I wish I had a clue so I could get a better view
All I need is a better view
To get through
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here (x3)
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here (x2)
I've got a cross to bear
God damn it's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
Forgive me please for I don't know what to do
I climbed a mountain top
so I can get a better view
I climbed a mountain top so I can get a better view
I need at least a clue, two, three, maybe four
I need at least a few so I can get a better view
All I need is a better view
To get through
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The view is great from here
I see the masses gather round
They won't believe the kind of shit that I have found
Forgive me y'all I dropped the ball
Stop this fall
I wish I had a clue so I could get a better view
All I need is a better view
To get through
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here (x3)
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
I've got a cross to bear
This really isn't fair
It's cold up here (x2)
I've got a cross to bear
God damn it's cold up here
The wind is in my hair
Forgive me please for I don't know what to do
I climbed a mountain top
so I can get a better view
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