This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
Do you see the sun get soft and round
Do you see the sun get soft and disappear
Do you see the sun get soft and round
Do you see the sun get soft and disappear
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
Do you see the sun get soft and round
Do you see the sun get soft and disappear
Do you see the sun get soft and round
Do you see the sun get soft and disappear
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
We'll bring the water 'til you see
We'll bring the water 'til you see what it's worth
Lyrics submitted by xillusionalx
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