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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2014 · 3 MIN

Fluttershy inc

from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

Requsted By: Danny Darkmoon HibdonLyrics:Everypony's here for the pegasus raceI don't know what started it in the first placeand somehow I got stuck here holding the flagwhere balance and preparedness were never my bagI get knocked off my cloud as the ponies fly bya pegasus who never learned how to flyand all I'd have to do is to use my wingsbut this isn't a joke, it's the end of thingssuddenly, a butterflythen a thousand flutter byslow me as I'm falling downset me on the ground, nowwhere am I this wondrous place?Trees and bunnies' warm embracesuddenly a butterflysteals me from the skyzoomin comes aquick turn, wings churncuttin' it close get cloud burnthough these ponies show concernthey just gotta' watch n' learncan't see the clouds as they're passin' me byjust hear the sound of them, passin' me bywatch me as I clear the gateha ha ha ha haaaayou gonna'offend one of my friendsI'll defend them to the teethyou wanna' have a racejust name the time and placecause' I intendto take the wreathone moregate to clear itI ain'tgonna fear itwatch as I acceleratehahahahahaaasuddenly, a butterflythen a thousand flutter byslow me as I'm falling downset me on the ground, nowwhere am I this wondrous place?Trees and bunnies' warm embracesuddenly a butterflysteals me from the skyone moregate to clear itI ain'tgonna fear itwatch as I acceleratehahahahahaaa (x2)

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Requsted By: Danny Darkmoon Hibdon Lyrics: Everypony's here for the pegasus race I don't know what started it in the first place and somehow I got stuck here holding the flag where balance and preparedness were never my bag I get knocked off my cloud as the ponies fly by a pegasus who never learned how to fly and all I'd have to do is to use my wings but this isn't a joke, it's the end of things suddenly, a butterfly then a thousand flutter by slow me as I'm falling down set me on the ground, now where am I this wondrous place? Trees and bunnies' warm embrace suddenly a butterfly steals me from the sky zoomin comes a quick turn, wings churn cuttin' it close get cloud burn though these ponies show concern they just gotta' watch n' learn can't see the clouds as they're passin' me by just hear the sound of them, passin' me by watch me as I clear the gate ha ha ha ha haaaa you gonna' offend one of my friends I'll defend them to the teeth you wanna' have a race just name the time and place cause' I intend to take the wreath one more gate to clear it I ain't gonna fear it watch as I accelerate hahahahahaaa suddenly, a butterfly then a thousand flutter by slow me as I'm falling down set me on the ground, now where am I this wondrous place? Trees and bunnies' warm embrace suddenly a butterfly steals me from the sky one more gate to clear it I ain't gonna fear it watch as I accelerate hahahahahaaa (x2)

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