This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I see the world and it's full of hate
Around me hypocrites and I know them
They want to take away my emotions
But I resist
I destroy them
I know them
Great future, safe life, money, abundance
They promise everything but it's bullshit
I'm not a motherfucker ignorant
I will strike
I will fight
They cannot take my life
They cannot stop me
They cannot take my rights
No
Never!!
I know them
I go ahead, never never turn back
Live your fucking life and give me respect
I have my life and it's only mine
I will strike
I will fight
Around me hypocrites and I know them
They want to take away my emotions
But I resist
I destroy them
I know them
Great future, safe life, money, abundance
They promise everything but it's bullshit
I'm not a motherfucker ignorant
I will strike
I will fight
They cannot take my life
They cannot stop me
They cannot take my rights
No
Never!!
I know them
I go ahead, never never turn back
Live your fucking life and give me respect
I have my life and it's only mine
I will strike
I will fight
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