This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You hit me so hard like a Wong Kar Wai beginning
I'm exploding in smiles my equilibrium is spinning
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
You keep me lit like antediluvian Troy
But one always reveres what ones bound to destroy
Gloomy Erebus is an anathema to me
All of them dancing like flames and the sad enmity
I wonder if I understand.
Am I too young to understand?
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
I'm exploding in smiles my equilibrium is spinning
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
You keep me lit like antediluvian Troy
But one always reveres what ones bound to destroy
Gloomy Erebus is an anathema to me
All of them dancing like flames and the sad enmity
I wonder if I understand.
Am I too young to understand?
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
Rapture rapes the muses
But you don't notice that it's kissing you
Rapture rapes the muses
And the void that's left confuses
It's confusing
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1q2w3e4r, when I hear this song I don't think of romance. I think of the day when I saw both the bands The Rapture and Muse, and how much fucking better The Rapture was. Man, that day Rapture truly did rape the Muses.
Please quit using the word rape in a positive way. Rape is not a great thing,<br /> I saw a couple of other comments that said yours was awesome, and I was looking forward to finding it so I could see your analysis of this song.<br /> Then I saw it and just realized that all you had to say was that one band was better than another. As someone who has been greatly affected by rape, I would really REALLY appreciate it if you would not associate rape with dominance or superiority in general, especially of mundane things, such as which band is better than another. You may think that I'm nitpicking, or overly sensitive, but please know that I and other rape victims really appreciate it when people don't contribute to rape culture. There are other ways to express what you are trying to say. Please utilize them. Thank you. Now, on with the music!