Laughter Song
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Laughter Song
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When I was a little filly and the Sun was going down
The darkness and the shadows, they would always make me frown
I'd hide under my pillow
From what I thought I saw
But granny pie said that wasn't the way
To deal with fears at all
She said: Pinkie, you gotta stand up tall
Learn to face your fears
You'll see that they can't hurt you
Just laugh to make them disappear
Ha! Ha! Ha!
So, giggle at the ghostly
Guffaw at the grossly
Crack up at the creepy
Whoop it up with the weepy
Chortle at the kooky
Snortle at the spooky
And tell that big dumb scary face to take a hike
And leave you alone and if he thinks he can scare you
Then he's got another thing coming and the very idea of such a thing
Just makes you wanna laugh
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My Little Pony performs "Laughter Song", and this lyric page sits inside the My Little Pony catalog on LyroVerse.
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