This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You know you brought your girl up well
So well that everyone can always tell
That you'd had some work to do
Thought she'd get the best of you
I'm glad that you never gave up on her
Shut the door, sent her away
You didn't know what else to say
But you loved her
You knew that she'd have to go
And taught her all the things
She never wanted to know
Because she already knew everything
Didn't she?
And so, you kicked her out into
The bright light
And of course it started a fight
But it would be the last
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
You know you brought your girl up well
So well the day she came and told you
She fell in love and packed her bags
You hid your smile, didn't laugh
You sat her down and told her the rules in love
Watch your back and trust no one
And most of all just don't forget
To get a prenup
And then when she ran away
And came running back the very next day
You didn't tell her that you told her so
Even though you knew that
She'd have to skate and break her own leg
And of course you'd be there to pick her up
It'd be enough
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
You know you brought your girl up well
So well that even though she put you through hell
You figure it was worth it
Even though it wasn't perfect
I'm glad that you never gave up on her
Shut the door, sent her away
You didn't know what else to say
But you loved her
You knew that she'd have to go
And taught her all the things
She never wanted to know
Because she already knew everything
Didn't she?
And so, you kicked her out into
The bright light
And of course it started a fight
But it would be the last
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
So well that everyone can always tell
That you'd had some work to do
Thought she'd get the best of you
I'm glad that you never gave up on her
Shut the door, sent her away
You didn't know what else to say
But you loved her
You knew that she'd have to go
And taught her all the things
She never wanted to know
Because she already knew everything
Didn't she?
And so, you kicked her out into
The bright light
And of course it started a fight
But it would be the last
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
You know you brought your girl up well
So well the day she came and told you
She fell in love and packed her bags
You hid your smile, didn't laugh
You sat her down and told her the rules in love
Watch your back and trust no one
And most of all just don't forget
To get a prenup
And then when she ran away
And came running back the very next day
You didn't tell her that you told her so
Even though you knew that
She'd have to skate and break her own leg
And of course you'd be there to pick her up
It'd be enough
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
You know you brought your girl up well
So well that even though she put you through hell
You figure it was worth it
Even though it wasn't perfect
I'm glad that you never gave up on her
Shut the door, sent her away
You didn't know what else to say
But you loved her
You knew that she'd have to go
And taught her all the things
She never wanted to know
Because she already knew everything
Didn't she?
And so, you kicked her out into
The bright light
And of course it started a fight
But it would be the last
Because she's trying
She's trying
Trying hard to do what you taught her to
She's trying, she's trying
Trying hard to be what you want her to
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this is the song i play a lot when my dad is driving me to scshool in a ploy to get him to think that i'm not worthless.