This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Ha ha ha, we float our way through this lonely world
Again you say "It's funny how the years go by when yoiu never stop singing."
Well it gets so easy riding on your shadow
My ideas get lost amid your own.
Count the days and spaces filled
with cars and cases, robots, sand and seafoam.
We sing the song we wrote when we were kids for so long.
Paper clips, and long road trips
Make for silly stories.
Well it got so easy riding on your shadow
My ideas get lost amid your own.
Count the days and spaces filled
with cars and cases, robots, sand and seafoam.
Becoming you.
Again you say "It's funny how the years go by when yoiu never stop singing."
Well it gets so easy riding on your shadow
My ideas get lost amid your own.
Count the days and spaces filled
with cars and cases, robots, sand and seafoam.
We sing the song we wrote when we were kids for so long.
Paper clips, and long road trips
Make for silly stories.
Well it got so easy riding on your shadow
My ideas get lost amid your own.
Count the days and spaces filled
with cars and cases, robots, sand and seafoam.
Becoming you.
Lyrics submitted by ThreeMilesDown
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It's funny how the years go by when you never stop singing that is true time passes more quickly when you do stuff you love.
i dont know what this song means but i love it anyway hah.
this isn't my favorite eisley song, but the lyrics make me sad because i think it's about being tired of constantly touring, and singing the same old songs everyday and it's like life is passing by too quickly with nothing different going on. i know that being in a band isn't really what stacy and sherri want to do with their lifes. sherri has said before that she didn't think being in a band was the best living for her, and stacy said she would rather be living in the wild and helping the earth reproduce itself in her first journal entry that she deleted (i think because she realized she put down too much personal information). now she only posts random pictures, and one of her bizzar writings.
it's about love; in this case, a married couple, or long enough to start "becoming" the same person, in a sense. not that they lose all sense of identity, it's a good kind of "becoming" you've seen them: they know how each other thinks, they finish each others sentences--
it's about how they sort of mesh into one cute, big puddle, and lose all real concern about the rest of the world
eisleyan, that is tremendously depressing and may be true. But they wrote this song an extremely long time ago, before they were signed. They might not even have been touring them.
Quick question.. This is the first song I heard by Eisley ( basically what got me hooked on them!) I've gone to many websites looking for the actual lyrics, but they always pop up as the ones above.. The song isn't sang the way the lyrics are written.. Does anyone have the true lyrics, so that they may be posted? Or am I confused for really no reason at all?.. =/