This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
2:30 is lucky,
It's late and I'm still thirsty.
The band is still playing,
We're amped and still waiting.
Lots of talk, lots of plans, lots of everything.
Still waiting.
Lots of people letting politics control the scene
And who's listening?
It's time to take our place,
Lock ourselves, stand together.
Accept the other face,
Load ourselves, we can't break this.
We're not done yet.
(I can see a stand.)
We're not done yet.
(If we learn how to know, how to let it go).
It feels good connecting
With the union, all singing
Full hearted, frustrated,
But backed up by my friends.
Gotta try, gotta fight, gotta never quit.
Your're forgetting
Why we're here and what we're fighting for
And who's listening.
Lock on.
It's late and I'm still thirsty.
The band is still playing,
We're amped and still waiting.
Lots of talk, lots of plans, lots of everything.
Still waiting.
Lots of people letting politics control the scene
And who's listening?
It's time to take our place,
Lock ourselves, stand together.
Accept the other face,
Load ourselves, we can't break this.
We're not done yet.
(I can see a stand.)
We're not done yet.
(If we learn how to know, how to let it go).
It feels good connecting
With the union, all singing
Full hearted, frustrated,
But backed up by my friends.
Gotta try, gotta fight, gotta never quit.
Your're forgetting
Why we're here and what we're fighting for
And who's listening.
Lock on.
Lyrics submitted by standardarmy
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