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from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

Lyrics:I'm not a fan of puppeteers,but I've a nagging fearsomeone else is pulling at the stringsSomething terrible is going downthrough the entire town!wreaking anarchy and all that it bringsI can't sit idly,no I can't move at all!I curse the namethe one behind it allDiscord, I'm howling at the moon,And sleeping in the middleof a summer afternoonDiscord, whatever did we doto make you take our world away?Discord, are we your prey alone?Or are we just a stepping stonefor taking back the throne?Discord, we won't take it any more,so take your tyranny away!(Disco-o-oo-o-oo-ooo-oo-rd) x3I'm fine with changing status quobut not in letting gonow the world is being torn apartA terrible catastropheplayed by a symphonywhat a terrifying work of artI can't sit idlyno, I can't move at allI curse the namethe one behind it allDiscord, I'm howling at the moon,And sleeping in the middleof a summer afternoonDiscord, whatever did we doto make you take our world away?Discord, are we your prey aloneOr are we just a stepping stonefor taking back the throne?Discord, we won't take it any more,so take your tyranny away!(Disco-o-oo-o-oo-ooo-oo-rd)x8Discord, I'm howling at the moon,And sleeping in the middleof a summer afternoonDiscord, whatever did we doto make you take our world away?Discord, are we your prey aloneor are we just a stepping stonefor taking back the throneDiscord, we won't take it any more,so take your tyranny away!

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Lyrics: I'm not a fan of puppeteers, but I've a nagging fear someone else is pulling at the strings Something terrible is going down through the entire town! wreaking anarchy and all that it brings I can't sit idly, no I can't move at all! I curse the name the one behind it all Discord, I'm howling at the moon, And sleeping in the middle of a summer afternoon Discord, whatever did we do to make you take our world away? Discord, are we your prey alone? Or are we just a stepping stone for taking back the throne? Discord, we won't take it any more, so take your tyranny away! (Disco-o-oo-o-oo-ooo-oo-rd) x3 I'm fine with changing status quo but not in letting go now the world is being torn apart A terrible catastrophe played by a symphony what a terrifying work of art I can't sit idly no, I can't move at all I curse the name the one behind it all Discord, I'm howling at the moon, And sleeping in the middle of a summer afternoon Discord, whatever did we do to make you take our world away? Discord, are we your prey alone Or are we just a stepping stone for taking back the throne? Discord, we won't take it any more, so take your tyranny away! (Disco-o-oo-o-oo-ooo-oo-rd)x8 Discord, I'm howling at the moon, And sleeping in the middle of a summer afternoon Discord, whatever did we do to make you take our world away? Discord, are we your prey alone or are we just a stepping stone for taking back the throne Discord, we won't take it any more, so take your tyranny away!

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