This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
They said Ned Ludd was an idiot boy
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
That all he could do was wreck and destroy
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard nine ladies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
The history books tell you Ned's reason had fled
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
When he bashed the monster engine till it was dead
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard stick babies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
He turned to his workmates and said: 'Death to Machines'
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
They tread on our future and they stamp on our dreams
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard stick babies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
That all he could do was wreck and destroy
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard nine ladies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
The history books tell you Ned's reason had fled
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
When he bashed the monster engine till it was dead
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard stick babies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
He turned to his workmates and said: 'Death to Machines'
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
They tread on our future and they stamp on our dreams
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd heard stick babies cries
Ned Ludd had Japanese eyes
Japanese eyes
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
Ned Ludd, Ned, Ned Ludd
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Ned Ludd Lyrics as written by Robert Newton Calvert
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