This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
my head hurts, it always hurts when
i'm crowded like a brainless little piggy in an abetoire
but can you really blame them for thinking
armageddon's swiftly making plans to crash the party at midnight?
and come the daylight, we'll make a monkey out of satan
dusty rubble under double purple suns
and while the zealots start collecting two of every animal
we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me?
and pull it back, boom and surprise you're alive
i can't believe we survived another new year
something i don't see happening, deaf embassy
of the new world order form opinions of their own
on their own and this monolithic coughing fit will take it's toll
and if you think about it hard enough you can make it go away
and we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me?
bridge (sung vocal no words)
you'll watch the shot glasses fly as the kids all expectorate
down on the people walking under the bridge
in a bright yellow way wailing upward at the sky
"control, control, control, control"
and the mothers holding babies holding bottles holding secrets
in a mercy fight with time and we're losing…
you'll buy and "end is near" t-shirt for thirty bucks and change
and we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me? (2x)
i'm crowded like a brainless little piggy in an abetoire
but can you really blame them for thinking
armageddon's swiftly making plans to crash the party at midnight?
and come the daylight, we'll make a monkey out of satan
dusty rubble under double purple suns
and while the zealots start collecting two of every animal
we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me?
and pull it back, boom and surprise you're alive
i can't believe we survived another new year
something i don't see happening, deaf embassy
of the new world order form opinions of their own
on their own and this monolithic coughing fit will take it's toll
and if you think about it hard enough you can make it go away
and we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me?
bridge (sung vocal no words)
you'll watch the shot glasses fly as the kids all expectorate
down on the people walking under the bridge
in a bright yellow way wailing upward at the sky
"control, control, control, control"
and the mothers holding babies holding bottles holding secrets
in a mercy fight with time and we're losing…
you'll buy and "end is near" t-shirt for thirty bucks and change
and we'll see what we've never seen
and we'll say what we never say
and we'll know what we've never known
isn't today like any other day?
is this the legacy you choose to leave behind?
is this the legacy that you will leave me? (2x)
Lyrics submitted by Brad_T
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