This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
It's way too late to think of
Someone I would call now
And neon signs got tired
Red eye flights help the stars out
I'm safe in a corner
Just hours before me
I'm waking with the roaches
The world has surrendered
I'm dating ancient ghosts
The ones I made friends with
The comfort of fireflies
Long gone before daylight
And if I had one wishful field tonight
I'd ask for the sun to never rise
If God leant his voice for me to speak
I'd say go to bed, world
I've always been too late
To see what's before me
And I know nothing sweeter than
Champagne from last New Years
Sweet music in my ears
And a night full of no fears
But if I had one wishful field tonight
I'd ask for the sun to never rise
If God passed a mic to me to speak
I'd say stay in bed, world
Sleep in peace
Someone I would call now
And neon signs got tired
Red eye flights help the stars out
I'm safe in a corner
Just hours before me
I'm waking with the roaches
The world has surrendered
I'm dating ancient ghosts
The ones I made friends with
The comfort of fireflies
Long gone before daylight
And if I had one wishful field tonight
I'd ask for the sun to never rise
If God leant his voice for me to speak
I'd say go to bed, world
I've always been too late
To see what's before me
And I know nothing sweeter than
Champagne from last New Years
Sweet music in my ears
And a night full of no fears
But if I had one wishful field tonight
I'd ask for the sun to never rise
If God passed a mic to me to speak
I'd say stay in bed, world
Sleep in peace
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The character is aware of the true lateness and emptiness of the world at the moment. Her first instinct is to calll someone to talk but then she starts to enjoy the serenity. She wants it to stay. It's as though she is the only person in the world right now. Savor aloneness.
i love this song, the night me and the love of my life split up i felt just the shame as this song, alone and not wanting the morning to arrive.
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this song is BEAUTIFUL
this song is so beautiful.Its so suddel and just an enjoyment to listen to
"and I know nothing sweeter than champagne from last new year's" BEST LYRIC!!!! Express memories of good moments that you've shared, like a bottle of champagne almost empty the day after New Year.
I think it's about being stuck in a moment that you wish you wouldn't end.
Or being stuck in a memory you wish you wouldn't end, but it's as though, going to bed, and waking with a new day will dilute or delete the memory.
We've all had those 345 moments when you should be in bed, but your mind/heart won't switch off.