This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All the people in such a town
I feel alone but never down
Yeah, in the night, yeah, I feel it breathe
Endless possibilities
I get the message when you're not around
Your psychic radar never lets me down
I see you standing, yeah, on the path
I regret to think I ever let it last
I disappear as easy as I came
You get my stuff, I forget my name
I sit around until it wears thin
Revolution and we start again
I hear the clang, someone cleaning the street
Morning sun drying out my feet
My head hurts, my brain feels bad
Try to remember where my money went
I see a picture, yeah, inside my brain
I see a room but not your name
I sit around until it wears thin
Revolution and we fuck again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck it up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
She doesn't care about being 18
Her choice of words comes out like a machine
I see the wheels turning, wonder where they go
Well none of them look so happy though
See them fall into a big trap
It takes your life, never coming back
I lighten up and I see the sun
Think of all the fucking crazy shit we've done
Don't worry about my ways
Just what will get me through the days
How many people? Yeah, it's just a show
Wonder what is the right way to go?
Adios, au revoir, never coming back
Feel the bad energy behind my back
See the silhouette of the city sky
Massive building and I'm feeling high
Adios, au revoir, never coming back
Feel the bad energy behind my back
See the silhouette of the city sky
Massive building and I'm feeling high
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
We look out
We in the city, in the city
In the city, in the city
We in the city, in the city
In the city, in the city
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
We look out
I feel alone but never down
Yeah, in the night, yeah, I feel it breathe
Endless possibilities
I get the message when you're not around
Your psychic radar never lets me down
I see you standing, yeah, on the path
I regret to think I ever let it last
I disappear as easy as I came
You get my stuff, I forget my name
I sit around until it wears thin
Revolution and we start again
I hear the clang, someone cleaning the street
Morning sun drying out my feet
My head hurts, my brain feels bad
Try to remember where my money went
I see a picture, yeah, inside my brain
I see a room but not your name
I sit around until it wears thin
Revolution and we fuck again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck it up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
She doesn't care about being 18
Her choice of words comes out like a machine
I see the wheels turning, wonder where they go
Well none of them look so happy though
See them fall into a big trap
It takes your life, never coming back
I lighten up and I see the sun
Think of all the fucking crazy shit we've done
Don't worry about my ways
Just what will get me through the days
How many people? Yeah, it's just a show
Wonder what is the right way to go?
Adios, au revoir, never coming back
Feel the bad energy behind my back
See the silhouette of the city sky
Massive building and I'm feeling high
Adios, au revoir, never coming back
Feel the bad energy behind my back
See the silhouette of the city sky
Massive building and I'm feeling high
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
We look out
We in the city, in the city
In the city, in the city
We in the city, in the city
In the city, in the city
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget the games
Fuck shit up and start over again
In the city
We forget our names
Forget our games
Fuck shit up and start over again
We look out
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