This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Ich lieb` verrückte Frauen
Das ist das Problem
Ich kann sie nich anschauen
Und kann nich widerstehen
Ich lieb` die durchgedrehten Damen
Das ist die Gefahr
Sie sprengen jeden Rahmen
Und das noch bipolar
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Sie haben nicht alle Tassen
Im Schrank und überhaupt
muss man sie machen lassen
Verboten ist erlaubt
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Ich lieb verrückte Frauen
Das ist nun einmal so
Frauen die sich was trauen
Sind meine Libido
Ich kanns nun mal nicht lassen
Sie sind wie ein Magnet
Ich krieg sie nich zu fassen
und bin ihr Spielgerät
Egal, da hilft kein Heulen
Ich kann mich nich beschwern
Dazu hab ich verrückte Frauen
Einfach viel zu gern!
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Das ist das Problem
Ich kann sie nich anschauen
Und kann nich widerstehen
Ich lieb` die durchgedrehten Damen
Das ist die Gefahr
Sie sprengen jeden Rahmen
Und das noch bipolar
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Sie haben nicht alle Tassen
Im Schrank und überhaupt
muss man sie machen lassen
Verboten ist erlaubt
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Ich lieb verrückte Frauen
Das ist nun einmal so
Frauen die sich was trauen
Sind meine Libido
Ich kanns nun mal nicht lassen
Sie sind wie ein Magnet
Ich krieg sie nich zu fassen
und bin ihr Spielgerät
Egal, da hilft kein Heulen
Ich kann mich nich beschwern
Dazu hab ich verrückte Frauen
Einfach viel zu gern!
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Yeah Yeah Ja Ja
Lyrics submitted by RonLee
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