This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
In time I'll find why everyone out there
In the painted sun
Has already found their root, they've found home
And I'm tired of beating every drum
For old friends that never come
Went looking for them once, and found none
I'm so unwound
And I know in my own way
I'm breaking down without screaming out loud
I'm facing up and reaching out
In the end I'll come around so shut your mouth
'Cause I can't stand or yell out
Tell everyone I'm numb
Here lies the former undisturbed
A bit high and a candle burns
It's goin' all south, it's all gone
A red face that hides in nervous hands
Once a better friend than an enemy
Will I make another run, or am I done
Sometime I'll line up everyone out there
In a late day sun
For one deep and final breath
In the painted sun
Has already found their root, they've found home
And I'm tired of beating every drum
For old friends that never come
Went looking for them once, and found none
I'm so unwound
And I know in my own way
I'm breaking down without screaming out loud
I'm facing up and reaching out
In the end I'll come around so shut your mouth
'Cause I can't stand or yell out
Tell everyone I'm numb
Here lies the former undisturbed
A bit high and a candle burns
It's goin' all south, it's all gone
A red face that hides in nervous hands
Once a better friend than an enemy
Will I make another run, or am I done
Sometime I'll line up everyone out there
In a late day sun
For one deep and final breath
Lyrics submitted by geekusa
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SiC PhREAk, you really need some text in your message. The guy who trolls a song board to just say "Your on crack" sounds alot more like HES on crack.
Not to mention SiC PhREAk can't spell worth shit. If YOU'RE going to make a post, that's only three words by the way, try to make it so you don't look like a fucking idiot. "Your on crack"? No. "You're on crack"
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