This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Another conversation, trying to tear me down.
Face the mirror.
Face yourself.
Never wanted to be a preacher.
Never judge but to myself.
Face the mirror.
Face yourself.
I can't help you insecurity, you've got conflicts to kill.
I know who I am and I believe in what I say.
There's nothing but hate for those who mock what I say and still hide their fucking face.
Hate for those who mock me.
Face yourself
Face the mirror.
Face yourself.
Never wanted to be a preacher.
Never judge but to myself.
Face the mirror.
Face yourself.
I can't help you insecurity, you've got conflicts to kill.
I know who I am and I believe in what I say.
There's nothing but hate for those who mock what I say and still hide their fucking face.
Hate for those who mock me.
Face yourself
Lyrics submitted by iminsideabox
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This song is my favorite song from Haymaker... It never slows down it just keeps going and its fuckin awesome. God post some shit this song rules.
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Hate for those who mock me!!!!!!