This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I live to disrput,
I live to destroy
Now I target the boiling point so few employ
Silence is deadly so pin back your ears
Cause the axis has shifted
It has been so for years
Initiate, the kill chain
Deviate, my life's terrain
Terminate. by kill chain
The sould is the ground that the angels bleed for
If we are inciting war again, we've got to stay strong
If we are deciding war again, we cannot be long
We are here, and it's no mistake
We've got to burn this ground, it's time to detonate
Save our fears because their is no escape
And we won't last long
So far enraged
Victim found, fixed, engaged
On this life's simple call
I'm a target to all
This battle is made
With the micro management
Of serpents for all
We don't rise just to fall
Initiate, the kill chain
Deviate, my life's terrain
Terminate. by kill chain
The sould is the ground that the angels bleed for
If we are inciting war again, we've got to stay strong
If we are deciding war again, we cannot be long
We are here, and it's no mistake
We've got to burn this ground, it's time to detonate
Save our fears because their is no escape
And we won't last long
If we are inciting war again, we've got to stay strong
If we are deciding war again, we cannot be long
We are here, and it's no mistake
We've got to burn this ground, it's time to detonate
Save our fears because their is no escape
And we won't last long
Lyrics submitted by ThoR294
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