This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
When I step into it's ocean it's hot I shake the world from my hand Take this shirt off my back because I'm happy again kick off my boots and I'm ready to paddle on out now the powders in motion taste the drips in my mouth Like the radio thats playing some forgotten song into the depth a great blue mess and now the world is all gone
Chorus: Can't sink can't swim I just float spent my last ten on a lifeboat Won't somebody pull me out Oh no I think I got a habit
Now it's building and it's breakin and it's swelling yeah it's starting to rise upon the wakes I feel the board smacking against my thighs, with a quickness to the veins I feel adrenaline inside, spinning madly into nowhere at least for a while Time stands still like in slow motion or a movie with no lines and everybody's staring at me have I lost my mind
chorus
Chorus: Can't sink can't swim I just float spent my last ten on a lifeboat Won't somebody pull me out Oh no I think I got a habit
Now it's building and it's breakin and it's swelling yeah it's starting to rise upon the wakes I feel the board smacking against my thighs, with a quickness to the veins I feel adrenaline inside, spinning madly into nowhere at least for a while Time stands still like in slow motion or a movie with no lines and everybody's staring at me have I lost my mind
chorus
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