This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
There's somebody waiting alone in the street
For someone to walk up and greet
Here you are all alone in the city
Where's the love that you took to your side
Lonely faces will stare through your eyes in the night
And they'll say
Woman sweet woman
Please come home with me
You're shining and willing and free
But your love is a common occurrence
Not like love that I feel in my heart
Still you know that may be what I need
Is someone to lay down beside me
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside me
You're the story of my life
Someone to lay down beside me
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside me
You're the story of my life
The morning is breaking
The street lights are off
The sun will soon share all the cost
Of a world that can be sort of heartless
Not like love that I feel in my heart
Still you know that may be all you'll get
Is someone to lay down beside you
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside you
You just can't ask for more
For someone to walk up and greet
Here you are all alone in the city
Where's the love that you took to your side
Lonely faces will stare through your eyes in the night
And they'll say
Woman sweet woman
Please come home with me
You're shining and willing and free
But your love is a common occurrence
Not like love that I feel in my heart
Still you know that may be what I need
Is someone to lay down beside me
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside me
You're the story of my life
Someone to lay down beside me
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside me
You're the story of my life
The morning is breaking
The street lights are off
The sun will soon share all the cost
Of a world that can be sort of heartless
Not like love that I feel in my heart
Still you know that may be all you'll get
Is someone to lay down beside you
And even though it's not real
Just someone to lay down beside you
You just can't ask for more
Lyrics submitted by Bobo192
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"But your love is a common ocurrence, not like love that I feel in my heart..." sums up this song exactly. Is it that we give in so quickly to ourselves for a "quick fix" that we don't feel real love will ever exist or don't trust our heart?
Karla, the song writer, delivers a deeper, more hauting quality than Ronstadt. The original versions are always more edgy, more real then the next generations. Feeling is sometimes lost in translation. Karla shoots straight from the heart.
"Help me make It Through The Night" by Kris Kristopherson follows the same logic. That song always got me. I coul feel the pain of loneliness in the words. ACoustic guitar is so vivid and so real to the song's ultimate meaning.