This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Hey Kid! Yeah you! You see I dropped my pencil. Pick It up! Hurry up! Watcha waitin' for? Don't be so slow! We got our eyes, got our eyes on you. We got our eyes, got our eyes on you boy. We got our eyes, got our eyes on you. We got our eyes, gotterdammerung Deutschland. Fatheads hold on me down and say, "You've got a lot to learn!" I get beat up everyday, I've got a lot to learn!" Milk will make me strong, you say, drink it and you will see but it seems that cows have better sense than me, yeah. Hey kid! Yeah you! Gonna hit you with a ball in gym class. Gonna dress you up in girl's clothes. Gonna throw my fist at your nose and if you try to escape us gonna get you when we're on the school bus. Carpet fibers in my teeth, I've got a lot to learn. What about my self-esteem? I've got a lot to learn. Milk will make me strong, you say, drink it and you will see but it seems that cows have better sense then me, yeah. Getting strong, it takes too long to become like Henry Rollins Every dog has his day one day you'll see me. I know things that you don't know, you've got a lot to learn. My bones will break before they grow, I've got a lot to learn. Milk will make me strong, you say, drink it and you will see but on the side of a milk carton is where I'll be, yeah.
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