This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All through the winter
I thought I'd never see you again
Oh God where were you
When I needed you
I know that you
No, you would never have betrayed me
I thought I'd die, why?
All the reasons still evade me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
This is for real
I never felt so good before
I see the world through different eyes
Now that you're back
Nothing in the least can overcome me
Misery gone
Plus all the doubt that overran me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
All through the winter
I thought I'd never see you again
Oh God where were you
When I needed you
I know that you
No, you would never have betrayed me
I thought I'd die, why?
All the reasons still evade me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling (feeling again)
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling (feeling again)
Here comes that same old feeling
I thought I'd never see you again
Oh God where were you
When I needed you
I know that you
No, you would never have betrayed me
I thought I'd die, why?
All the reasons still evade me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
This is for real
I never felt so good before
I see the world through different eyes
Now that you're back
Nothing in the least can overcome me
Misery gone
Plus all the doubt that overran me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
All through the winter
I thought I'd never see you again
Oh God where were you
When I needed you
I know that you
No, you would never have betrayed me
I thought I'd die, why?
All the reasons still evade me
But you're back
Now I can see you
Now I can feel you
Now that I want you
Now I can touch you
Next to me
Here it comes
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling (feeling again)
Here comes that same old feeling
Here comes the feeling (feeling again)
Here comes that same old feeling
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how the hell can a simple HAL 9000 like me be the first to comment on this great song!! forget about the great keyboards, bass, and drums these lyrics say a lot. these guys could write.
super choice of romantic words. maybe its because not everybody is fortunate to have been in love over fifty times!! the latest was the greatest!!! .."next to me!".... "i see the world in different eyes"
how is this song not played everyday on classic rock radio?...i'm sure its on satellite radio