This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Well, I'm leaving tomorrow at daybreak
Catch the fastest train around nine
Yes, I'm leaving the sorrow and heartaches
Before it takes me away from my mind
Send me love and I may let you see me
Send me hopes I can fit in my head
But if you really want me to answer
I can only let you know when I'm dead
When sadness fills my days
It's time to turn away
And let tomorrow's dreams
Become reality to me
So realize I'm much better without you
You're not the one and only thing in my heart
I'll just go back to pretending I'm living
So this time I'm gonna have the star part
Catch the fastest train around nine
Yes, I'm leaving the sorrow and heartaches
Before it takes me away from my mind
Send me love and I may let you see me
Send me hopes I can fit in my head
But if you really want me to answer
I can only let you know when I'm dead
When sadness fills my days
It's time to turn away
And let tomorrow's dreams
Become reality to me
So realize I'm much better without you
You're not the one and only thing in my heart
I'll just go back to pretending I'm living
So this time I'm gonna have the star part
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This is a great, underrated Sabbath song. Awesome drumbeat and guitar riff. Im guessing its about a relationship problem. It could also be talking to God, and its about suicide,or a passive wish for death, and losing faith. Also, i thought the last verse is "this time im going to have the star part"- listen to it, maybe some Crowleyesque allusion.
The last verse definitely does not say depart. Although it makes sense too. I listened to it like ten times and "the star part" does seem to fit best. It also sounds like he's saying "so this time I'm going to have to start pot" which seems quite possible knowing the topics of Sabbath's songs a lot of the time. I also "started pot" when my girl left me, but now I am much better without her.. hah