This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I know, I've been in conversation
I had a reservation
But now it's going slow
One trip, I fell into a big drop
While choking on a rain drop, and I ain't thirsty ... no
But suddenly I caught up with a rainbow
It's shadow glowed in the dark
And all of my answers turned into questions
The ending became the start
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand ... we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
One last time
A time
We'll kiss off, you're callused and abrasive
Over underrated and I won't break for you
Switch on my targeting computer
Camouflage mag shooter, specially made for you
While keeping an eye on a cool connotation
And tripping on a Winter's day
Asleep with the lights on, covered in angels
Won't stop before I go astray
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand ... we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
One last time
But suddenly I caught up with a rainbow
It's shadow glowed in the dark
And all of my answers turned into questions
The ending became the start
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand, we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
Well c'mon, c'mon
C'mon, c'mon
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand, we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
Do it again, one last time
A time, a time
I had a reservation
But now it's going slow
One trip, I fell into a big drop
While choking on a rain drop, and I ain't thirsty ... no
But suddenly I caught up with a rainbow
It's shadow glowed in the dark
And all of my answers turned into questions
The ending became the start
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand ... we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
One last time
A time
We'll kiss off, you're callused and abrasive
Over underrated and I won't break for you
Switch on my targeting computer
Camouflage mag shooter, specially made for you
While keeping an eye on a cool connotation
And tripping on a Winter's day
Asleep with the lights on, covered in angels
Won't stop before I go astray
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand ... we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
One last time
But suddenly I caught up with a rainbow
It's shadow glowed in the dark
And all of my answers turned into questions
The ending became the start
So, c'mon she said, turn on yourself
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand, we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
Well c'mon, c'mon
C'mon, c'mon
Baby's got a new revelation now
Exit to Zen, come take my hand, we'll
Meet your maker and we'll do it all over again
Do it again, one last time
A time, a time
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"One trip, I fell into a big drop While choking on a rain drop, and I ain't thirsty ... no"
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