This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I don't look that familiar
No, I don't know you from anywhere
Would you care to just be strait with me?
You just met me for the first time and that's fine
Why are you so afraid to speak your mind?
Instead you speak the mind of everyone else
Just think what you could have said
If you had only thought for yourself
To bad you were force-fed feelings
And now you've blocked your own mind out of your head
If you ever want to think on your own, it's ok, go ahead!
Open hands that know not what to hold on to
Closed minds that hold off on what they know is true
No, I don't know you from anywhere
Would you care to just be strait with me?
You just met me for the first time and that's fine
Why are you so afraid to speak your mind?
Instead you speak the mind of everyone else
Just think what you could have said
If you had only thought for yourself
To bad you were force-fed feelings
And now you've blocked your own mind out of your head
If you ever want to think on your own, it's ok, go ahead!
Open hands that know not what to hold on to
Closed minds that hold off on what they know is true
Lyrics submitted by ruben
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